Mike Austin warns that most vendors calling themselves AI-driven are really just using algorithmic logic, not true AI that can reason and anticipate. Even so, these systems help with tasks like root cause analysis in IT operations.
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Foreign. Like I said, I think all the tool vendors are going to be saying they're AI driven or building AI into their tools. It's just, it's kind of like the catchphrase right now. If you're not, if you're not playing, if you're not putting AI in your tools, you're going to fall behind. But I caution that a lot of it may be logic and, or algorithms, not so much true AI, right? If, you know, if you think of true AI, true AI, you know, you should be able to ask a question and it should be able to think, answer the question and think of what's next and go to what's next. And I think, you know, I think that is probably a little bit further down the road, particularly in some of some of these things. But it definitely can assist in that. I think it can really help in root cause analysis.