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Times of India12.05.2026GeneralIndia

Amazon says AI token stats won’t affect reviews, but employees are still worried

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Amazon employees are reportedly using an internal AI tool, MeshClaw, to artificially inflate their "token" usage. This practice stems from pressure to demonstrate AI adoption, despite Amazon's assurances that usage won't impact performance. Concerns about security and "perverse incentives" are also being raised by staff.

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