It is good to hear that the CNCF OpenTelemetry project has become a graduated project (7 years after Fluentd, which encapsulates Fluent Bit, which is also OTLP-compliant). Admittedly, OpenTelemetry is a far larger project, as it provides tooling for tasks such as code auto-instrumentation for applications and many other considerations, such as: Open Agent Management Protocol (OpAMP) Profiles Semantic Conventions (descriptions of how to carry data for different contexts from Generative AI to Functions as a Service).While the Semantic Conventions will help organizations implement Observability around AI, given its non-deterministic nature, it makes observability essential for understanding more about what has happened. The Open Agent Management Protocol is less notable today than the others, but it has the potential to impact solutions far beyond the OpenTelemetry space.