AI Agents Need Memory
APIs give AI agents access to systems. Memory determines whether they can work responsibly over time without repeating mistakes, losing context or inventing a beautiful explanation afterwards.
APIs give AI agents access to systems. Memory determines whether they can work responsibly over time without repeating mistakes, losing context or inventing a beautiful explanation afterwards.

I used AI as a product partner to test, reject and sharpen app ideas. The result was not another chatbot, but a prototype for Vært: a discreet Danish concierge for hosting, dining, culture and trusted services.
AI can be an equalizer. But in banking it quickly becomes a risk machine too, if data, governance, explanations and control do not follow.
A look inside my Obsidian vault: graph memory, daily research scout, candidate notes and blog drafts. AI as a workbench, not a magic wand.