2025-04-21 | By Mariusz Jażdżyk
The Rise of AI Agents: Shaping Our Future
🌐 Over 10 years ago, during a conference in Prague, Stephen Brobst spoke about agents and their future role in the digital world. He envisioned how they would negotiate, choose the best offers, and make decisions on our behalf. At the time, it seemed like a fascinating but distant vision—something straight out of science fiction. Today, it's becoming our reality.
🚀 Just a year ago, creating an advanced AI model, integrating data, and implementing a full-scale deployment meant months of intense work. While many companies still face challenges, these are no longer about model quality or infrastructure availability. The real challenge now—though not everyone recognizes it yet—is orchestration.
💡 The solution to this challenge is the creation of an environment where AI models can function in an organized, scalable, and interoperable way. This turns them from being merely "models" into "content"—resources that can be created and utilized in the same way as images generated by platforms like MidJourney.
🔧 Yesterday, architects from Google unveiled two groundbreaking frameworks: the Agent Development Kit (ADK) and the Agent2Agent Protocol (A2A). These frameworks aim to simplify the development of agents and standardize communication between them. While Microsoft and OpenAI are not yet part of this consortium, the direction is clear—the future belongs to agents that can collaborate seamlessly with one another.
📈 The same day, the Firstscore AI Platform saw the launch of dozens of new agents ready to go—simple, highly specialized, and imperfect, but capable of communication and delegating tasks to other agents. The market is clearly moving in this direction.
See the future of AI agents on the Firstscore AI Platform!
Author: Mariusz Jażdżyk
Lecturer at Kozminski University, author of the book “Chief Data Officer,” specializing in building data-driven organizations. He supports startups in the practical implementation of data strategies and AI solutions.
