https://www.reworked.co/information-management/why-opentext-fired-its-ceo-after-13-years-the-end-of-the-shopping-spree/
Another industry professional was more blunt: "My personal opinion is that they only make enough investment to justify their maintenance costs to their legacy customers."
There is no "debate" about something that doesn't exist. OT either acquires or resells. There is no AI at OT. It's all bullsh-t if, then, else statement driven chat bots they got from some other company.
It's the new fangled way of doing cut and paste.
In many organizations with incompetent management AI generated slop would never be noticed - https://mobilesyrup.com/2025/09/24/harvard-warns-that-ai-generated-workslop-is-ki-ling-productivity/
It's all hot air, all hype.
@OP yeah no that seems accurate.
Most new development tends to be 'tie it to OTDS' or nothing large-scale