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Amazon just called an emergency all-hands engineering meeting. Why?? A "trend of incidents" caused by AI-generated code. Including a six-hour outage that took down their entire shopping site (imagine what this cost?). Let me say that again. Amazon. The company that built AWS. The company that literally runs half the internet. Got taken down by its own AI coding tools. The internal briefing note mentioned "Gen-AI assisted changes" with "high blast radius" and "novel GenAI usage for which best practices and safeguards are not yet fully established." Not yet fully established. At Amazon. I've been talking to a lot of enterprise leaders, AI experts and investors about AI-assisted development over the past weeks. The conversations often split into two camps. Camp one sees the gap. They say: "We know AI can generate code fast. What we don't have is any way to govern what it produces before it hits production. That terrifies us." Camp two feels confident. They've built shared prompt libraries. They have Claude skill files and Cursor rules in their repos. They've written AI coding guidelines. They review PRs carefully. They think they've got this handled. Amazon was camp two. Amazon had all of that plus the best engineers, the best infrastructure, and the best deployment pipelines on the planet. And AI-generated code by their son-of-anton still brought their site down for six hours. Their fix? Junior and mid-level engineers now need senior sign-off on any AI-assisted changes. More humans reviewing AI output. More meetings. More sign-offs. Yay Amazon 🙂 That's not a solution. That's adding a speed bump to a highway that needs guardrails. Guidelines are not governance. Prompt libraries are not policy enforcement. Code review is a human hoping to catch what a machine produced at machine speed. The problem isn't that developers are using AI. The problem is that there's no infrastructure layer between "AI wrote this code" and "it's running in production." No automated policy enforcement before deployment. No validation against business rules. No audit trail from intent to running system. Every enterprise I talk to has the same gap. Most just haven't had their six-hour, front-page outage yet. If Amazon and Gilfoyle don't have this figured out, do you?

Our week-old startup already has ISO27001 compliant ISMS. Today I ordered some SaaS products (Luma, Stripe). I still had to remember to notify our AI Agent (we call them Tonttu's) but she took care of all the ISMS work. We could make it follow all slack conversations, but that might be little invasive (and token burn heavy). Check comments for ISMS screenshots 🥰

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