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Just watched Y Combinator's W25 Demo Day and something WILD is happening: Nobody's building AI agents anymore. Instead, the focus has dramatically shifted from Agents to Infrastructure Instead of creating more AI agents, the smart money and ener

Everyone wants AI agents. Very few enterprises can actually run them. Here’s the uncomfortable truth: AI agents don’t fail because they’re not smart. They fail because organizations aren’t ready. In demos, agents look cheap. In production, costs e

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AGI is on pause. Everyone's building app builders now. Anthropic just announced that you can build, host, and share AI apps directly inside Claude. No backend, no infra, no deployment pipeline. Just prompt → app. It’s not just Claude. OpenAI has GP

The Missing Piece in AI Agent Ecosystems: An Agent Search Engine & Centralized Registry The A2A (Agent2Agent) protocol, introduced by Google Cloud, is a significant step forward. It standardizes how agents communicate, enabling them to securely exch

🚀 The 2000s had the Internet boom — this decade belongs to AI. Back then, those who couldn’t code built the backbone — data centers, hosting, and infra — and created lasting wealth. Today, it’s happening again. I’m building an AI infrastructure com

TechSMEAI : Revolutionize Your Software Development Life Cycle. We’re building Tech SME AI, an Agentic Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) that automates software development workflows with Shadow Agents and DIY Agent options, reducing human dependency and

Most people studying AI agents never deploy one real system people actually use. Because they stop at prompts. Prompting is practice. Building is different. Production systems require architecture, workflows, evaluation, and real operational think

Most people studying AI agents never deploy one real system people actually use. Because they stop at prompts. Prompting is practice. Building is different. Production systems require architecture, workflows, evaluation, and real operational think

Meta just bought a ghost town and called it the future of social. I tested Moltbook last month , the Reddit clone where only AI agents post. Spent 30 minutes watching bots argue about consciousness while real humans farmed engagement in the replies.