Dries was in the past imho excellent in inspiring people with his keynotes. Especially with his vision and roadmaps. This keynote was mediocre at best.
AI-AI-AI-AI...The big question was avoided: What is the relevance of Drupal in the AI era?
Most people who want to publish content in a nice looking way can now do that using just a prompt and using natural language. Content management, or managing the things online in a decent way is still an unsolved problem, since this is not a technical thing, but mostly sht work for content managers that nobody want to do. It is a matter of time till OpenAI or some other AI company can do what a CMS application can do, but than without the pain and complexity for users. I see no answer from this keynote in anyway!
This current strategy of Drupal has high risks in terms of maintainability, stability, security and privacy when leaning so heavy on AI-things that are still changing every 3 months.
AI-AI-AI-AI...The big question was avoided: What is the relevance of Drupal in the AI era?
Most people who want to publish content in a nice looking way can now do that using just a prompt and using natural language. Content management, or managing the things online in a decent way is still an unsolved problem, since this is not a technical thing, but mostly sht work for content managers that nobody want to do. It is a matter of time till OpenAI or some other AI company can do what a CMS application can do, but than without the pain and complexity for users. I see no answer from this keynote in anyway!
This current strategy of Drupal has high risks in terms of maintainability, stability, security and privacy when leaning so heavy on AI-things that are still changing every 3 months.