[upbeat music] My thought is incentive aligns with behavior, and if you want someone to spend money, you're not necessarily incentivized to stop them from doing things that would prevent them from spending money.
This, this is good news for the folks we've been talking about on this podcast that are worried about losing their jobs.
You know, if it's gonna cost you three times as much as an employee to run the AI agents or whatever to replace that person, uh, companies are gonna think twice about, you know, the downsizing of human capital and more focus on that second use case of AI, which is the AI, you know, agents to support the humans.
Yeah, so there was, it was essentially a situation where, uh, someone somewhere went on a cloud adventure, and they are, they're, they're, they're running it with AWS, right? And they essentially, in April 2026, their Bedrock charges came back at roughly $30,000, right? But what's interesting here is AWS has a feature called, uh, cost anomaly detection, so AWS CAD, right? And the whole point of this service is to avoid any issues where, uh, you see spikes in usage, um, with, with the platform, right? But it actually doesn't in the way that you would expect.
[upbeat music] My thought is incentive aligns with behavior, and if you want someone to spend money, you're not necessarily incentivized to stop them from doing things that would prevent them from spending money.
This, this is good news for the folks we've been talking about on this podcast that are worried about losing their jobs.
You know, if it's gonna cost you three times as much as an employee to run the AI agents or whatever to replace that person, uh, companies are gonna think twice about, you know, the downsizing of human capital and more focus on that second use case of AI, which is the AI, you know, agents to support the humans.
Yeah, so there was, it was essentially a situation where, uh, someone somewhere went on a cloud adventure, and they are, they're, they're, they're running it with AWS, right? And they essentially, in April 2026, their Bedrock charges came back at roughly $30,000, right? But what's interesting here is AWS has a feature called, uh, cost anomaly detection, so AWS CAD, right? And the whole point of this service is to avoid any issues where, uh, you see spikes in usage, um, with, with the platform, right? But it actually doesn't in the way that you would expect.
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