The Secret Life of AI at Work – And Why It Needs a Babysitter

AI is becoming a super-helper in big companies. It helps with decisions, talks to customers, and even catches mistakes. But sometimes it gets a little... weird. Like that one friend who gives the wrong directions but sounds so confident you follow them anyway.

That's why companies need something called observability—a way to monitor AI and ensure it doesn’t start doing backflips when it should be walking straight.

Wait, so we're spying on robots?

Not spying — more like babysitting. Imagine if your toaster randomly started making pizza. Sounds cool, but you’d want to know why and how it did that, right? That’s what observability does. It helps teams track what AI is doing, fix it if it messes up, and stop any “oopsies” before they become big “uh-ohs.”

Why are people worried?

Because some teams use their own AI tools without telling their bosses — like sneaking cookies at night. It's called "shadow IT" (spooky name, right?). Companies are now making friendly rules so teams can play with AI without making a mess.

Is this bad news?

Nope! It means we’re learning and growing. Even superheroes need guidance when they’re young. AI is powerful, but it needs rules, good data, and smart humans to keep it on the right track.

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