How AI Can Predict Software Failures Before Users Notice Them
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Predictive reliability uses AI and machine learning to detect subtle software instability before users experience failures. Microsoft engineer Ishan Sharma highlights how anomaly detection, explainable AI and controlled automation can improve software reliability while keeping engineers in control.
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