[arauhala]

No scripts. The change is much deeper, because Aito uses ad hoc / lazy models to provide the predictive query capabilities. If you would thinly integrate some 3rd party ML library, you would end up with separate 1) model definition and 2) training steps as an addition to 3) the prediction. Aito's database is specialized for counting statistics, so that it can create ML models in millisecond scale to answer pretty arbitrary prediction queries instantly.

There is quite normal query engine working inside Aito, but the basic database query capabilities haven't been our focus right now. We have an SQL API on our roadmap, but it will likely take time, before we can even start working on it.