AI as a productivity tool for Windows Server Landscape Architect
How is artificial intelligence speeding up and enhancing the quality of IT experts’ work? See why those who have mastered it will never go back to the old ways.
From the perspective of an experienced Windows Server Landscape Architect, I must admit I was quite skeptical about the AI revolution. As someone who has spent over a decade designing, implementing and optimizing Active Directory infrastructures for top companies, I’ve seen plenty of “breakthroughs.” Virtualization, cloud, containers — each of these was supposed to revolutionize our work.
So when I heard about the “AI revolution,” my first thought was: “How is a language model supposed to grasp the nuances of FSMO role replication or the complex logic of GPO inheritance?”.
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