Artificial intelligence is becoming more intuitive, interactive and embedded, not just in systems, but in the way companies build, think and create. From live coding and autonomous agents to unified governance and automation, Databricks Inc. is moving AI closer to the application layer and aligning it with developer intent.TheCUBE Research’s John Furrier and George Gilbert break down the keynote analysis during Databricks’ Data + AI Summit.“You sort of tell the AI engineer, the software developer, an agent, what you want to do,” said George Gilbert, principal analyst for theCUBE Research. “In the past, all it did was generate code

The best judge of artificial intelligence could be AI — at least that’s the idea behind Databricks Inc.’s new tool, Agent Bricks.Built on Databricks’ Mosaic AI platform, Agent Bricks allows users to request task-specific agents and then generates a series of large language model “judges” to determine that agent’s reliability.Databricks’ Jonathan Frankle talks about developing Agent Bricks.“Agent Bricks is really the generalization of the best practices, the verticals that we saw, the styles that people use, the techniques that we saw work the best, all in one product,” said Jonathan Frankle (pictured), chief AI scientist of Databricks Inc