Is it even attempting to be veiled at all? You know you’re reading a company’s blog post, written about a feature the company is building for their product, right? It is explicitly marketing.
I do believe the veil is at best "thin." Perhaps I was being too generous given the post starts with:
New abstractions and techniques for software development
and deployment gain traction, those abstractions make
software more accessible by hiding complexity, and that
complexity requires new ways to monitor and measure what’s
happening. We build tools like dashboards, adaptive
alerting, and dynamic sampling. All of these help us
compress the sheer amount of stuff happening into something
that’s comprehensible to our human intelligence.
In AI, I see the death of this paradigm. It’s already real,
it’s already here, and it’s going to fundamentally change
the way we approach systems design and operation in the
future.
Maybe I should have detected the utterly condescending phrase, "something that’s comprehensible to our human intelligence."
