The hidden architecture of AI's next decade is being built right now.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) isn't just another standard—it's the moment AI agents stopped being isolated brains and became a distributed nervous system.
What happened: OpenAI, Google DeepMind, and Microsoft all adopted MCP in 2025. Not because it's trendy, but because they realized something critical: we were building thousands of brilliant AI minds that couldn't talk to each other.
The real insight: We're not building "agents" anymore. We're building an emergent intelligence layer where every tool, database, and API becomes a neuron in a global AI cortex.
Consider what's now possible:
• An agent discovers it needs data → dynamically finds and connects to the right MCP server
• Multiple agents coordinate complex workflows without human orchestration
• Your local AI seamlessly accesses enterprise tools it's never seen before
This isn't about making AI do tasks. It's about AI agents becoming the substrate on which all software will eventually run.
The companies getting this right aren't asking "how do we add AI?"
They're asking "what happens when AI becomes the operating system?"
Welcome to the post-application era.