Amazon CEO Andy Jassy tells investors they should not fear the company’s large-scale AI spending, arguing it represents a major, long-term opportunity. Speaking in remarks reported by multiple outlets, Jassy frames the investment as part of a once-in-a-generation technological shift that will ultimately benefit shareholders. He emphasizes that the cost of building and expanding AI infrastructure—such as data centers and related systems—requires significant upfront capital expenditure. However, Jassy says the spending is expected to generate returns over time as Amazon’s AI capabilities mature and are applied across its businesses. Both accounts link his outlook to Amazon Web Services (AWS), pointing to the segment’s prior growth and success as a precedent for how substantial infrastructure investment can translate into long-term financial performance. Overall, Jassy’s message is that investors should view the current spending cycle as an investment phase rather than a near-term drag, with the expectation of improved results as AI services and adoption expand.