AI functions thrive in databases because nobody wants the MLOps burden
sh_reya · x · 2026-09-17
shreya argues AI functions are popular inside databases because no one wants to do the MLOps work of training their own classifiers. The quoted discussion notes that for quick-and-dirty EDA tasks, even lightweight labeling is unwanted, so letting LLMs classify directly in-database hits a sweet spot.
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