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AI Incidents: To Count or Not to Count? Rootly Exec Discusses Attribution Challenges

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Sylvain Kalache, head of the AI lab at Rootly, discussed the challenges of attributing incidents to AI with Matty. Kalache suggested that companies might avoid counting AI-related incidents by not classifying them as such, a perspective he partially agrees with but also finds amusing as a way to circumvent AI mandates. The conversation also touched upon the capabilities and limitations of AI Site Reliability Engineers (SREs) during incident management. AI

IMPACT Discusses how companies might avoid attributing incidents to AI, impacting how AI's role in operational failures is measured and managed.

RANK_REASON The item is a discussion/opinion piece about AI incident attribution, not a primary release or significant industry event.

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AI Incidents: To Count or Not to Count? Rootly Exec Discusses Attribution Challenges

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  1. Mastodon — fosstodon.org TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    My favourite thing I heard second hand was "we don't have any incidents caused by AI, because we don't count them as AI - if a human vibe coded a PR, that's on

    My favourite thing I heard second hand was "we don't have any incidents caused by AI, because we don't count them as AI - if a human vibe coded a PR, that's on them" which I partially agree with but also enjoy you can avoid blaming an AI mandate if you don't measure it 🙃 Listened…

    LINKS arresteddevops.com/ai-and-incidents

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