AI has a slop problem. Every day we scroll past the same thing: ✨ “AI demo” videos with perfect music ✨ Screen-less “magic” workflows ✨ Zero real context, zero real users ✨ Hype wrapped in a story about a future product It looks impressive, but it doesn’t ship. It doesn’t scale. It doesn’t solve anyone’s real problem. At Grafana, we take a different path: We build actually useful AI — not demos. AI that runs in real environments, under real pressure, in real workflows. AI that helps engineers investigate incidents, understand systems, and ship with confidence. Not a cinematic prototype — a product that works today. No slow-motion B-roll. No mystical voiceovers. Just real work, real users, real results. Useful > Viral. Shipped > Schemed. Working > Wishing. The industry doesn’t need more AI theater. It needs useful AI that makes life easier — starting now.
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