IBM Urges Database Administrators to Trust AI to Act on Their Behalf
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IBM has proposed that database administrators (DBAs) allow AI agents to perform operations on their behalf. The company emphasizes that this will increase efficiency but requires trust in automation.
IBM has launched an initiative urging database administrators (DBAs) to delegate authority to AI agents for performing routine operations. The company claims this approach will accelerate database maintenance and reduce staff workload. However, for this to happen, DBAs must fully trust the artificial intelligence systems that will act on their behalf. IBM emphasizes that the AI agents are trained on best practices and are capable of making independent decisions within established policies.
Source: The Register AI/ML —
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