Amazon RDS for SQL Server now supports 18 additional SQL trace flags that can be enabled through database parameter groups. ^[1] Seguro Canguro, a Colombian insurance company, implemented an artificial intelligence system to automate the verification of insurance policies. ^[2] AWS recommends that database administrators test these trace flags in a non-production environment before applying them to production instances. ^[3] The newly supported trace flags include numbers 647, 652, 1448, 3654, 4138, 4139, 7745, 8285, 8780, 9432, 9481, 9492, 9592, 11024, 11042, 12502, 12618, and 12656. ^[4] These trace flags address scenarios such as query plan optimization, DDL performance improvements, availability group replication, Query Store behavior, automatic plan correction, and known engine bug mitigations. ^[5] Martín Alvemo, CEO of Seguro Canguro, stated that the workers previously focused on review were not laid off but were reassigned to advisory and customer service activities. ^[6] The AI system uses vision capabilities to analyze issued documents and compare them with initial request information, stopping the process if inconsistencies are found. ^[7] The automation freed up more than 760 manual work hours per month, which is equivalent to the capacity of five people dedicated exclusively to this labor. ^[8]