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The production assumptions AI just broke
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How I use AI to boost productivity and revenue | CIO
Each changed how enterprise IT operated, but they all shared one characteristic: production systems still behaved in broadly predictable ways.
AI is the first shift I have seen that changes the behavior of production itself.
In the infrastructure environments I have worked with, production has always depended on a few basic assumptions.
Incident response starts with a known service, a known dependency or a known user action.
AI agents challenge each one of those assumptions.