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strAIght talk: AI tips for Amazonians

strAIght talk: AI tips for Amazonians

By: Amazon Corporate Communications
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Your go-to podcast for real conversations about using AI tools at Amazon. Amazonians across different roles share practical techniques you can try the same day. No theory, no jargon—just conversations about what works, what doesn’t, and how to get better together.

Note: Some tools, resources, and internal references discussed in this podcast may only be accessible to Amazon employees.

Disclaimer: The views, techniques, and tool preferences shared in this podcast represent the personal experiences and opinions of the host and guests. Always follow your organization’s security and compliance guidelines when implementing AI solutions


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Episodes
  • She hadn't coded in 25 years. One flight later, she had a live website and a challenge for all of PXT
    Sep 21 2026

    Beth Galetti, SVP of People Experience and Technology, hadn't written code in 25 years. Then she built a live website with AI on a transatlantic flight and challenged every person in her organization to build something in two hours or less. Over 1,000 did.

    Guest: Beth Galetti, SVP, People Experience and Technology, Amazon

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    17 mins
  • Sharpen your next big idea with Working Backwards AI
    Sep 7 2026

    The Working Backwards AI tool was built to be your toughest thinking partner for product ideation. The tool walks you through five customer questions, generates personas who react to your idea, and brings in domain experts to test your thinking. Over half of users say their final idea was different from what they started with.

    Guest: Phil Nachbar, Principal Product Manager, Working Backwards

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    12 mins
  • Try the barbell method: Your team's AI transformation in two moves
    Aug 31 2026

    Telling your team to "experiment with AI" without a structure usually leads to scattered pilots that fizzle out. One leader built a model that loads both ends: a dedicated Tiger team reimagining one high-value workflow while the broader org gets protected time to skill up and share what's working. On this episode, our guest walks through the full framework, how the two sides feed each other, and why getting to a disappointment fast is more valuable than waiting months for a polished demo. His biggest tip: pick one workflow where the pain is obvious, give a single owner two weeks, and ship something working.

    Guest: Ishit Vachhrajani, Director of Tech, AI, and Executive in Residence, AWS Marketing

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    13 mins
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