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AI INTEGRATION














































        The year AI became infrastructure,


        and other predictions



        In the beginning, AI was simply a tool. Now, it has become more grounded and capable,
        with the capacity to change business at the infrastructure level.




               ver the past year, AI has moved    AI’s narrative has also shifted away from the two extremes of being
               away from experiments with         considered either “magic” or dangerous. A more grounded zeitgeist
        Ogenerative models towards                of what’s actually happening inside companies moving beyond
        governed, scaled, agentic systems         experimentation is emerging.
        embedded in products, workflows and
        devices. Usage has morphed from           The shift became noticeable to industry leaders long before it became
        pockets of enthusiasm to widespread       fashionable. As far back as 2024, one webinar argued that AI was already
        adoption as companies dig into the value   outgrowing its novelty and becoming more consequential. Predictions
        it offers and find better ways to extract it.   suggested that AI’s evolution to embedded infrastructure would be
                                                  powered by architecture, platforms and human behaviour.

                                                  A year later, that analysis stands. As do other predictions about the
                                                  technology's potential and how it is set to challenge the fabric of the
                                                  organisation over the next year.




                                            By Doug Morrison, VP of Modern Workplace at Braintree and
                                            Raymond Collins, AI Sales Executive at Braintree



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