AI and machine learning models function by identifying patterns and relationships in data. These models acquire knowledge of these patterns to facilitate predictions, classifications, or the generation of insights. When data lacks any discernible pattern, such as being entirely random or pure noise, no model can extract meaningful information. In the absence of patterns, AI has no basis for detection, optimization, or improvement. Consequently, applying AI in such scenarios would be an inefficient use of computational resources, yielding unreliable or inconsequential results. Therefore, AI development methodologies should not be applied to data devoid of patterns, as there would be no substantive foundation for learning. Thus, the assertion made is False.