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AI's next bottleneck isn't the models — it's whether agents can think together

AI's next bottleneck isn't the models — it's whether agents can think together
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AI agents can connect together, but they cannot think together. That’s a huge difference and a bottleneck for next-gen systems, says Outshift by Cisco’s SVP and GM Vijoy Pandey. As he describes the current state of AI: Agents can be stitched together in a workflow or plug into a supervisor model — but there's no semantic alignment, no shared context. They’re essentially working from scratch each g

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