Akash, your vision of software evolving with abundant agents is insightful. I believe this future can be even more powerful with the incorporation of a unified namespace. This approach could serve as the backbone for integrating various technologies, enabling seamless data flow across different systems and applications. It ensures that every piece of data is accessible and usable in real-time across the enterprise, providing flexibility and scalability for companies of all sizes.
I recently wrote an article discussing how a unified namespace can be universally applied, focusing on a practical approach rather than conceptual or theoretical ideas. I think combining these concepts could lead to even more robust solutions. I’d love to hear your thoughts on how this might fit into your vision for future software architecture.
Since it doesn’t quite make sense to post the article in this context, I'll send it to you via email. Looking forward to your thoughts!
There are many service now with AI integration, and the output is not up to scratch. It's not good enough and it probably won't be for another 10 years. What we have now is hyperinflated expectations for something that was much better than we expected.
I for one will also be cancelling many things after realising how bad it is. Microsoft and Apple's embedding if AI means I move to Linux. I don't use canvas, copilot etc because it's surprisingly good and terrible at the same time. The former NSA guy added to the OpenAI board as well as Altmans seemingly unethical and devious nature, means I will stop chatgpt.
My AMMERSE application which was to use AI, is now going to do it entirely as an optionql extension, rather than embedded into the core. Privacy first means my app will not go into the cloud and will be encrypted with users key by default. Apps need to still be marketable and saleable by itself, with AI moniker.
If we keep perpetuating this bumpy road as smooth and with a great view, we are going to have a very unhappy time of it as the next few years unravel.
There are already signs of low standard code going out, more than when SO code was being used. This is a bad day for coding and won't come right until iterations of codegen tools become good enough.
The metaverse, AI, Blockchain are all being led by fool tech oriented examples with no real problems solves.
Akash, your vision of software evolving with abundant agents is insightful. I believe this future can be even more powerful with the incorporation of a unified namespace. This approach could serve as the backbone for integrating various technologies, enabling seamless data flow across different systems and applications. It ensures that every piece of data is accessible and usable in real-time across the enterprise, providing flexibility and scalability for companies of all sizes.
I recently wrote an article discussing how a unified namespace can be universally applied, focusing on a practical approach rather than conceptual or theoretical ideas. I think combining these concepts could lead to even more robust solutions. I’d love to hear your thoughts on how this might fit into your vision for future software architecture.
Since it doesn’t quite make sense to post the article in this context, I'll send it to you via email. Looking forward to your thoughts!
AI is an inflated bubble.
There are many service now with AI integration, and the output is not up to scratch. It's not good enough and it probably won't be for another 10 years. What we have now is hyperinflated expectations for something that was much better than we expected.
I for one will also be cancelling many things after realising how bad it is. Microsoft and Apple's embedding if AI means I move to Linux. I don't use canvas, copilot etc because it's surprisingly good and terrible at the same time. The former NSA guy added to the OpenAI board as well as Altmans seemingly unethical and devious nature, means I will stop chatgpt.
My AMMERSE application which was to use AI, is now going to do it entirely as an optionql extension, rather than embedded into the core. Privacy first means my app will not go into the cloud and will be encrypted with users key by default. Apps need to still be marketable and saleable by itself, with AI moniker.
If we keep perpetuating this bumpy road as smooth and with a great view, we are going to have a very unhappy time of it as the next few years unravel.
There are already signs of low standard code going out, more than when SO code was being used. This is a bad day for coding and won't come right until iterations of codegen tools become good enough.
The metaverse, AI, Blockchain are all being led by fool tech oriented examples with no real problems solves.