Does OpenAI’s Astra make independent AI platforms more important?
Summary
The article questions whether OpenAI's Astra launch increases the importance of independent AI platforms by emphasizing the need for separate layers like context, permissions, and workflows, even as AI models become more capable of end-to-end tasks.
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