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AI, possibly. Algorithms, yes. Generative AI, fuck off all the way back to reddit where the training data came from.
High reliability organizations need deterministic tools that can be trained on so that operators can understand how they will work. They do not need an AI black box that might distract them with a hallucinated situation in the middle of a critical moment.
No one said this was generative AI, though. Which is good, because it's not an LLM or genAI
AI/ML has long been used successfully to help predict future issues based on information from previous issues. It's one of the things it excels at over humans, because it can process a much, much larger pool of data than a human can.
plus, AI is just a bunch of algorithms in a trench coat.
Then you have to say Machine Learning out front or everyone is going to assume you mean an LLM