I can imagine there lots of practical ways they can use AI - guessing the cause & solution of issues (this seems to be an off by one error, or you might want to

I can imagine there lots of practical ways they can use AI - guessing the cause & solution of issues (this seems to be an off by one error, or you might want to check for null values on this line), automatically finding & linking you to related code for new errors (this failing connection was probably created over here), and detecting which errors are important and which are noise that you can ignore (the biggest problem with Sentry in my experience). In each case, training on their existing data will help a lot with this. All of that would be future product development, but I suspect this addition is for exactly that reason: so they can begin to prepare the ground for later development, not because they're going to immediately roll this out tomorrow.