Rakyll says AI’s next decade will be won by the open stack, not models alone
rakyll · x · 2026-07-25
Rakyll argues that no closed ecosystem has ever won everything, and says the next decade of AI will be shaped by an open stack rather than models alone.
Her point is that the model layer is only one piece of the system: critical gaps still exist across the broader AI stack, and that is where the opportunity lies. The post frames open infrastructure—not just frontier models—as the main battleground for the industry.
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