Sixty-two percent of IT and engineering professionals now rely on AI agents frequently to work out why their systems broke, and more than half have no way to measure whether the agents get it right. Splunk surveyed 2,050 of them across ten countries. Source: Splunk Agents diagnose, people still ship the code Teams have been careful about where they let agents work. Finding root causes, tuning aler...
Sixty-two percent of IT and engineering professionals now rely on AI agents frequently to work out why their systems broke, and more than half have no way to measure whether the agents get it right. Splunk surveyed 2,050 of them across ten countries. Source: Splunk Agents diagnose, people still ship the code Teams have been careful about where they let agents work. Finding root causes, tuning alerts, and drafting runbooks, the step-by-step guides engineers follow … More
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