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Manifesto: Composable AI

TypeSafe's case for machine-native composable AI: intelligence as a dependable primitive that software branches on, rather than an assistant that keeps humans in the loop.

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Highlights

  • Argues the bottleneck is not raw intelligence but that today's intelligence is hard to build on.
  • Compares current assistants to horseless carriages: new technology forced into the shape of the thing it replaces.
  • Sets three steps: ship the shape, make it reliable enough to automate, then expose composable abstractions.
  • Appendix targets global TFP growth reaching 3% within five years and holding there for ten as the economic goal.
  • Frames the aim as neuro-symbolic AI, neural networks for perception paired with symbolic logic, or smart if-statements.

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A vendor position paper, not a technical evaluation; definitions for several claims live in its own appendix footnotes.

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