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To understand AIOps, it helps to consider one very weird thought: the technological systems that we humans have built have become too complex to be managed by mere humans.
Specifically, the IT operations that run businesses have galloped forward in complexity, leaving their human masters in semi-bewilderment.
It’s a great irony of human intelligence: we’ve built IT systems that are so advanced that they are, in essence, overwhelming us.
(That does raise troubling questions about the human race, but that’s a discussion for another day.)
Things didn’t use to be this snarled. In the pre-cloud era of yore, monitoring our data centers was comparatively simple. A few key data feeds offered a portrait of how the machines were running (or not running). A team of IT pros was left alone to manage it, and few really knew what they were doing, or cared.
Life expectancy in China is now close to 77 years so, at 100, the demise of the Chinese Communist Party is long overdue. That this happens speedily and as peacefully as possible is all we can wish the long-suffering people of China on their masters’ centenary. Alas, as with many other wishes, this one looks unlikely to come true any time soon.
Having been responsible for some 60 million deaths, the Chinese Communist Party is the most blood-soaked criminal organisation of the last hundred years. In the past four decades, as it has largely ditched Marxism while retaining Leninism, it has also emerged as one of the canniest and most effective. Thanks in part to harnessing new technology, its apparatus of surveillance and control would make Stalin and Hitler weep with envy, while its pivot towards “guided capitalism”, where the Party and business world have more or less seamlessly merged, ensures that it controls resources – and therefore power and influence – that the old-sty