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AI observability requires new capabilities from MSPs
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AI observability is going to be even more specific to the client, their business logic, and their applications.
That’s what they’ve historically done with monitoring and observability, but I don’t think that’s going to be a suitable model here.
“Many clients struggle with the skills, knowledge, and expertise needed to design, build, and implement AI systems.
This is because the conversation around AI observability shouldn’t be explicitly focused on the tools itself.
“If I were an MSP, I wouldn’t lead with AI observability.