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Reimagining the Database for AI Agents<\/h3>\n

In a <\/span>recent piece<\/span><\/a>, I explored the growing mismatch between our existing data infrastructure and the demands of emerging AI agents. Since then, I have had the opportunity to speak with some founders and engineering leaders who are tackling this challenge directly. Their work confirms that the rise of agentic AI is not just an application-layer phenomenon; it is forcing a fundamental reconsideration of the database itself. This article examines four distinct initiatives that are reimagining what a database should be in an era where software, not just humans, will be its primary user.<\/span><\/p>\n

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