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Corporate AI development still requires engineers to hand-assemble persistence, memory, permissions, and orchestration, resembling pre-web internet or assembly-language programming. High-level languages like Fortran and C historically made computation economically expressible, and today's agentic stack, including LangChain, signals a missing abstraction layer for production AI systems.
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AI Code Ownership Raises New Questions