No Memory, No Harness: Why the Database Is the Last Line of Defense — Kay Malcolm, Oracle

תקציר מקורי באנגליתHalf of Kay Malcolm's team sits in Europe and half in the United States, so when the Netherlands side commits code at four in the morning her time, the Americans wake up to the code and none of the reasoning behind it. Git records what changed, not why anyone decided it. AI had made every individual on the team faster without making the team any more productive, and she went looking for the missing layer. Malcolm runs outbound database product management at Oracle, where she has spent twenty years, and her framing is anatomical. If the model is a brain floating in a jar, the harness is the body that lets it act, and memory is the central nervous system carrying context between the two. She walks through five kinds worth distinguishing: short term within a session, long term across sessions