Amazon (AMZN) stock price rose 2% on Tuesday to $222, after the company resolved a 15-hour AWS service outage at its Virginia data center caused by DNS and DynamoDB issues. The company plans to replace 600,000 American workers with AI robots by 2033, achieving 75% operational automation, and will cut 160,000 positions by 2027. As part of an AI-driven restructuring plan, the company will also reduce the number of employees in its human resources department by 15%, having invested over $100 billion in AI data centers this year. Despite the massive spending, analysts have mixed opinions on Amazon, but the stock has still risen 1% year-to-date, with a target price as high as $297.