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Change Resilience Blog

Autoptic Risks helps engineering organizations model, understand, and predict production safety as part of an AI SRE journey AUSTIN, Texas — September 24, 2026 — Autoptic Inc., an innovator in AI DevOps focused on Systems Change Resilience, today announced the release of V1 of Risks, a major new module within the Autoptic platform. Autoptic Risks is designed to help software engineering organizations more explicitly identify, model, understand, predict, and manage the trends

New podcast hosted by Autoptic Co-Founder & CEO Steve Semelsberger brings together leading thinkers in resilience engineering, AI, DevOps, organizational transformation, open source, biology, and the future of humanity AUSTIN, Texas — September 10, 2026 — Autoptic Inc., an AI SRE company focused on Systems Change Resilience, today announced the launch of The Change Resilient, a new podcast exploring one of the defining challenges of the modern era: how people, organizations,

AI SRE Company Focused on Systems Change Resilience One of Five Companies Recognized September 1, 2026. Austin, TX. Autoptic Inc., an innovator in AI SRE uniquely tackling Systems Change Resilience, today announced that it has been included in the newly published Gartner Research Note focused on the five Coolest Vendor Innovations in AI for IT Operations, 2026. The note is authored by Gartner analysts Cameron Haight, Padraig Byrne, Colin Fletcher, Andrew Lerner, and Sushovan

AI is rapidly changing how software is designed, built, deployed, observed, and operated. Engineering teams are using AI to write code, summarize telemetry, investigate incidents, generate infrastructure, tune systems, and increasingly take human-approved actions directly in production. For CTOs responsible for mission-critical systems, this creates a strategic moment of balancing AI operational capabilities with human oversight. Our view at Autoptic is that AI SRE technolog

Customer-driven Catalog now includes 21 Data Sources, 110 Tools, 94 Skills, and 25 Agents, giving engineering teams an expanded foundation for building and operating change-resilient software systems AUSTIN, Texas. August 19, 2026. Autoptic Inc., an innovator in AI DevOps focused on Systems Change Resilience, today announced a significant expansion of its extensible foundation for rapid pathways to customer value: the Catalog. The Autoptic Catalog now includes 21 Data Source

DevOps thought leader and executive brings 30 years of engineering, observability, SRE, and managed services experience to Autoptic ecosystem of offerings and alliances AUSTIN, Texas — July 15, 2026. Autoptic Inc., an innovator in AI DevOps focused on Change Resilience, today announced that Ernest Mueller has joined the company as Vice President, Customer Engineering Services. In this role, Mueller will architect, design, build, and manage the Autoptic Services function. He w

For years, software incidents were often explained through the language of root cause analysis. Something broke. A team investigated. A cause was identified. A corrective action was assigned. The model was comforting because it implied that production failures were linear: one broken thing, one identifiable cause, one fix. But CTOs of large engineering organizations know that this framing is increasingly incomplete. Modern incidents in an AI-fueled world rarely emerge from a

Modern software systems are no longer rigid applications updated a few times per year. They are living ecosystems composed of cloud infrastructure, distributed services, third-party integrations, AI-powered workflows, and continuously evolving codebases. As systems become more complex, resilience becomes one of the most important responsibilities of technology leadership. For CTOs, resilience is not simply about preventing outages. It is about enabling software systems to con