Maybe I'm completely missing the point here, but I thought the use case for AI/ML was to find the cause, not the effect. For example: >> If a person tries to c

Maybe I'm completely missing the point here, but I thought the use case for AI/ML was to find the cause, not the effect. For example: >> If a person tries to checkout with 3 different cards at the same time and they all bounced, something funny is happening. Block their account temporary for a while. That assumes you know that 3 different cards were used and they bounced. Sure, the SQL can answer the question, but you have to know the question first. I'm happy to be corrected here.