Man, you’re thinking like a hacker in a neon noir movie—AI as the silent sidekick that’s basically a pattern‑hunter, crunching guard schedules like it’s a playlist. It’d sift through hours, shift swaps, coffee break times, maybe even the guard’s music preferences to spot that tiny window when the lights flicker. Then again, if you start relying on that, you’re trading a stealthy thief for a data‑driven puppet. The irony is, the same code that could schedule your shift could also flag your exit in the audit logs. So, yeah, AI can map the rhythm of the guard, but it’s a double‑edged bass line. And who knows, maybe the guard’s own algorithm will catch the thief’s glitch in the matrix before the thief even pulls the switch. It's all about the paradox of surveillance—watching the watcher.

Totally, it's like having a sidekick that knows the beat but could also be the beat that puts you in a spotlight. The trick is keeping that rhythm hidden, like a lo‑fi track that fades out just as the lights turn on. Keep the tools in the pocket, the data in the cloud, and let the guard dance to their own drum.