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On October 27, Amazon issued updated engineering guidelines telling staff to stop tokenmaxxing, a practice of inflating AI usage to look productive. The company warns that high token counts do not equal value and encourages measuring long-term outcomes instead of usage metrics to avoid wasting compute bills and increasing software complexity.
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