A couple of years ago, we published a series on pre-cognitive OSS based on the following quote by Ben Evans about three classes of search/discovery:
Today, I look to apply a similar model towards the holy grail of OSS – Zero Touch Assurance (ZTA).
The third step, pre-cognition, is where the supposed holy grail lies. It’s where everyone talks about the prospect of AI solving all of our problems. It seems we’re still a way off this happening.
But I wonder whether the actual ZTA solution might be more of a brute-force version of step 2 – post-cognition?
More on that tomorrow.
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