The era of depending on just one AI model is over. Here is what is taking over
Summary
The AI industry is moving from single-model usage to multi-model infrastructure, creating operational challenges due to different SDKs and formats. The article discusses how teams are combining multiple AI providers and the need for better management solutions.
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