Build Fast. The Patterns Will Emerge.
The AI stack is changing faster than enterprise planning cycles. Build targeted capabilities that deliver value now, then standardize based on what actually works.
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The AI stack is changing faster than enterprise planning cycles. Build targeted capabilities that deliver value now, then standardize based on what actually works.
Read on LinkedInLarge SaaS platforms created a class of over-specialists whose entire value was platform-specific. AI-assisted development just turned that dependency into a liability.
Read on LinkedInModel choice still matters, but the harder problem is turning capable models into dependable systems — reliable tool use, structured outputs, and operational control over time.
Read on LinkedInFoundation models are commoditizing fast. The real competitive edge is integration — how efficiently you wire AI into workflows, manage token costs, and architect for production.
AI projects fail structurally, not culturally. Coordination overhead, disconnected compliance teams, and too many stakeholders stall initiatives before the model ever becomes the issue.
Arguing for small composable services before 2010, well before microservices had a name. The technical case was only half the story — the other half was making engineers run what they built.