A company wants to adopt generative AI and is concerned about vendor lock-in. They want to maintain flexibility in their technology stack. What Google Cloud strength would ease their concerns?

Question

Options

• AGoogle Cloud's AI solutions have an open approach that supports customer choice across
• BGoogle Cloud's AI solutions are pre-packaged for easy deployment, eliminating the need for
• CGoogle Cloud's strict adherence to proprietary technologies ensures the highest level of security
• DGoogle Cloud's focus on automation aims to replace human jobs with AI systems, potentially

• A
  91% (30)
• B
  6% (2)
• C
  3% (1)

Explanation

Google Cloud addresses vendor lock-in concerns through its open approach: supporting open-source frameworks (TensorFlow, PyTorch, Kubernetes), open standards, and multi-cloud/hybrid deployment models. This gives customers the flexibility to move workloads or switch components without being fully dependent on proprietary Google tooling. Option B (pre-packaged solutions eliminating customization) and C (strict proprietary technologies) actually describe the opposite of openness. Option D (replacing human jobs with automation) is unrelated to vendor lock-in concerns.

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