Submitted by redhatGizmo t3_1092axr in technology
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beef-o-lipso t1_j3vwnt8 wrote
No, it's not. At least not for a long time. It can barely automate the network much less hand it off to AI.
WhatTheZuck420 t1_j3wlh1k wrote
Sounds like bs. Not one solid example of what AI is/can do for a network.
Forward-Rest-1217 t1_j3wv2ss wrote
I’m more worried about the AI coming to the water cooler
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wrt-wtf- t1_j4jeda0 wrote
AI has been in networking for some time now with limited applications. The only reason we see articles like this is because a company that either had an unaffordable AI has a new marketing campaign or they’ve made something marginally useful to jump on a bandwagon. Mengineering at its finest - generally means a big company will get in and screw over, muddy, and confuse the market at a huge cost to any industry sucked into it and true innovation won’t occur.
midasza t1_j3vqbpm wrote
Wow that was clearly AI written article because it essentially says nothing