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The paper argues that software is undergoing a third paradigm shift to Software 3.0, where context and reasoning determine behavior, converging to three core elements: generalized storage, large models, and agents. It formalizes this thesis and analyzes its conditions and boundaries.
This paper argues that the emergence of AI Agents is not about making programmers more efficient, but fundamentally changes the nature of the software paradigm — code transforms from static artifacts that permanently solidify decision logic into temporary tools dynamically generated by LLMs and discarded after use; the core of software engineering will shift towards designing reliable inference constraint boundaries.
Vincent Koc announces he has joined the OpenClaw Foundation as Chief Architect, focusing on advancing agentic computing, with upcoming announcements at Nvidia Computex and Microsoft Build.