Spencer Soper

And yes, but you're just going to see them constantly recalibrating.

It's such a vast business and they have so many, you know, operating lines and some are getting more efficient because of AI and they're letting people go.

But then they're going to keep investing and hiring in the artificial intelligence race to make sure that they're keeping up with their peers.

Yeah, that's a very interesting report.

And it also just highlights how even Bezos has to diversify in the AI race, you know, because when these kind of technologies emerge, there's always a question of, you know, you have these big established companies that can throw a lot of money at it, but they also have all of these encumbrances in terms of their existing operations.

And is it better to have a pure play startup looking at artificial intelligence exclusively to plow ahead?

And so it is interesting to see him going solo with a new artificial intelligence startup.

People will be refunded automatically if it was found they were affected by this case.

And you're looking at about 50 bucks per affected consumer.

So it's no huge windfall for consumers.

And even for Amazon, $2.5 billion is probably like a parking ticket for you and me.

But it puts this thing to bed and prevents Amazon from going to a trial, which probably would have been pretty embarrassing.