The Jeff Bezos Rule That's About to Break the Internet

21 Aug 2026 · 1 min
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Jeff Bezos required every Amazon engineering team to expose a human-readable XML interface for internal services, so executives could see all system interactions without backdoors. Engineers worried about performance, but Bezos said transparency mattered more. The story illustrates why corporations need stronger rules around how they govern their systems.

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