Would you trust an AI agent to handle site reliability?

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Yes, this would alleviate pressure on the team43%

Somewhat, AI agents could play a role but humans need to be involved53%

No, this would be too risky4%

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Fractional CIO in Services (non-Government)5 months ago

Handle, no. Monitor, yes. 

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