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Ed Anuff

  • Chief Product Officer, DataStax
San Francisco
As seen in: TechCrunch, WIRED Magazine, Flipboard, CIO, ReadWrite, The New Stack, Solutions Review, Business Daily Media, Data & Storage Asia
CPO Deepgram. You might know me from IBM, DataStax, Google, Apigee, Usergrid, Six Apart, Widgetbox/Flite, Vignette, Epicentric, Wired...
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Is Model Context Protocol the New API? | DataStax

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By Ed Anuff
| datastax.com
As someone involved in the API standards space for a long time, I’ve always been interested in how software talks to software. One of the most exciting things to me about AI has been the possibility of automating key aspects of it, like making it possible to build powerful software agents that talk with the world of APIs around us. Now,  Model Context Protocol (MCP) has emerged as the AI-native standard for continuing on the path started by previous standards like REST, SOAP and XML-RPC.
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Is Model Context Protocol the New API?

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By Ed Anuff
| The New Stack Verified
As someone involved in the API standards space for a long time, I’ve always been interested in how software talks to software. One of the most exciting things to me about AI has been the possibility of automating key aspects of it, like making it possible to build powerful software agents that talk with the world of APIs around us. Now, Model Context Protocol (MCP) has emerged as the AI-native standard for continuing on the path started by previous standards like REST, SOAP and XML-RPC.
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AI Agents Are About to Blow Up the Business Process Layer

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By Ed Anuff
| datastax.com
When people think of generative AI, many envision it working as part of a “system of engagement” — a customer service agent, a supply chain management tool or a way to intelligently interact with and search an organization’s PDFs and other proprietary data. That’s an accurate view – for the next year or two, applications that intelligently create content by leveraging large language models (LLMs) will remain a primary AI focus for enterprises.
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