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Clouded Judgement argues that AI agents will need infrastructure built for their less predictable workloads, rather than just the cloud services designed around conventional apps.
Why it mattersThe newsletter points to isolated sandboxes, persistent filesystems and model routers as the building blocks. It is an argument about where infrastructure may be heading, not proof that agent workloads will outgrow traditional cloud computing. If agents need their own cloud architecture, should providers build it as a separate layer or adapt the services they already run?
Discuss: Should providers build a separate cloud layer for AI agents, or adapt the services they already run?
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