Cyber Security

An AI-powered app adds a feature: a chatbot in the corner, a recommendation widget, a summarization button. An AI-native app is architected differently from the first design decision — intelligence sits in the core rather than bolted on afterward, which means the app can observe user context, make decisions within defined bounds, and chain multiple actions together instead of waiting for a tap at every step.

For most of the last decade, workflow automation meant one thing: if this happens, then do that. A form submission triggers a Slack message. A new CRM entry creates a calendar event.

An AI assistant is reactive. You ask it something — draft this email, summarize this document, answer this question — and it responds.