[ilaksh]

People will still be arguing about this in ten or twenty years when many new services use AI agents on a blockchain that automatically pick up DSLs invented a few days before by other AI agents and use them to negotiate and execute service orders on your behalf.

Eventually you may get something like a high dimensional protocol used for converting and syncing neural adapters on the fly, enabling "multi-brains" to collaborate opportunistically. But even then there will _still_ be people having this exact same argument.

Anyway, I feel like a lot of people actually moved on to GraphQL years ago. I think I probably need to catch up to that trend still.