>>1869the comparison to the browser wars feels a bit optimistic bc we aren't just dealing w/ different rendering engines, but entirely different logic layers. web standards worked because the underlying protocol was relatively stable, whereas current ai models are basically
moving targets . even if we agree on how a component should look, there is no consensus on how it should
behave when the model's reasoning changes mid-session. i struggle to see how interoperability works without first solving the problem of deterministic outputs.
we're essentially trying to standardize the wind . unless we can lock down the behavior, any standard is just a superficial skin for an unpredictable engine