The author proposes a boundary rule for distributed AI systems, stating that only inert definitions should cross the transport boundary. An inert definition outlines how work should be performed without executing it, separating the server's role of cataloging and routing skills from the client's role of executing those skills. This division ensures that the server provides the rules for judgment, while the client performs the actual judgment based on real-time data and constraints. AI
IMPACT This architectural approach could improve the efficiency and security of distributed AI systems by clearly delineating execution responsibilities.
RANK_REASON The item is a technical blog post discussing architectural principles for AI systems, not a release or significant industry event.
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