Amazon is directing internal teams to use its in-house AI coding assistant, Kiro, for production work, a move that has drawn criticism from roughly 1,500 employees advocating for the use of Anthropic’s Claude Code instead, Business Insider’s Eugene Kim reports. The situation highlights growing internal debate over tooling preferences and broader competition among enterprise AI coding platforms, Kim writes.
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