The AI Backend
Five years from now, every serious software company will have an AI backend - a reasoning layer that sits alongside their services, making decisions that used to be hardcoded.
Five years from now, every serious software company will have an AI backend - a reasoning layer that sits alongside their services, making decisions that used to be hardcoded.
How DIDs and Verifiable Credentials enable trust for AI agents
What a documentation chatbot taught us about building AI features that scale. When web applications hit complexity, we extracted microservices. The same evolution is happening with AI.
The world makes hundreds of billions of API calls every day. Each call carries a decision. Most of these decisions are hardcoded into configuration files and compiled binaries. But that's starting to change, and the infrastructure isn't ready.
The speed at which agent-style systems have moved from research to daily use has been remarkable, even as their impact inside real business environments remains uneven. A clearer split begins to appear when you look at where intelligence sits in the architecture.