Two developments in AI have been on my mind today—both directly relevant to how we build and deploy agentic systems at scale.
First, Sovereign AI: when your data, prompts, workflows, and actions flow through external model providers, the decision is no longer just about which model is smartest. It's about who controls the data, the infrastructure, and the intelligence behind your operations. That's a systems-level concern, not just a procurement one.
Second, model distillation: Chinese AI giants are demonstrating that lebih kecil, specialised models—distilled from frontier models—can still perform at highly competitive levels against leading US models. This isn't just a research curiosity; it's a practical path to efficient, focused inference.
These two threads reinforce why I'm confident in the direction we're taking.
We're building our own AI Ejenik architecture, and we're also developing distilled LLMs using our own operational data and PKS use cases. That means we're not just adopting someone else's black box—we're shaping the models to fit our workflows, our data governance, and our deployment constraints.
The goal isn't to chase the biggest model available.
It's to build AI that is more sovereign, specialised, efficient, and practical for real PKS operations—models we can run, control, and maintain without depending on external API keys or vendor lock-in.
That's the direction I believe in, and it's what we're engineering and deploying every day.
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