Amazon’s AI boom is creating a mess of duplicate tools

Some teams are rapidly building their own AI-powered applications to automate workflows and organize information. But that creative explosion is also causing problems, such as software and data duplication.As more employees spin up tools on their own, sometimes in minutes with AI assistants, organizations can lose visibility into which systems are in use, where sensitive data lives, and how much redundant software they maintain.When cloud computing emerged 20 years ago, rogue employees fired up Amazon Web Services accounts without permission. Then, “SaaS sprawl” spread cloud software across companies with little oversight at first. Should Amazon centralise the developers option for AI?