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Born Observable: Fix AI Code Before It Breaks Prod | Greg Leffler, Splunk | TFiR

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By Swapnil Bhartiya Verified
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AI coding assistants ship functions, services, and entire applications with no instrumentation attached. When those apps hit production and break, teams have no traces, no spans, and no business-logic context to hand a remediation agent. Bolting on observability after the first outage is not a strategy; it is a recovery tax paid in downtime and engineering hours.
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AI Inference Costs: Growth vs. Margin Trade-off | Ari Weil, Akamai | TFiR

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By Swapnil Bhartiya Verified
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Teams scaling AI inference globally are forced into a cost discipline decision before they have clear answers: optimize for user growth and mindshare, or optimize for margin and unit economics. Choosing the wrong framework does not just hurt finances; it produces the wrong architecture, the wrong metrics, and the wrong product decisions. There is no neutral middle ground once inference workloads begin to scale.
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Agentic AI for SOC Alert Fatigue | Lauren Wilson, Splunk | TFiR

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By Swapnil Bhartiya Verified
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SOC analysts are fielding thousands of alerts per shift while threat actors use AI to automate reconnaissance, generate polymorphic payloads, and scale spearphishing with a precision that human-speed triage cannot match. The tuning trade-off inside most SIEMs has defaulted to surface everything rather than miss anything, which means the alert queue never shrinks.
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