The Evolution of Intelligent Architectures

Analyzing the convergence of Composite AI and World Models as the primary drivers for future innovation.

Composite AI

An orchestration system that combines multiple AI technologies—generative models, non-generative ML, knowledge graphs, rules/heuristics, and simulations—to assign tasks to the most suitable technology.

Enhanced Accuracy

Superior performance compared to single isolated models.

Explainability

Clearer paths to decision-making via rule-based logic.

World Models

Learned multi-modal internal representations of an environment, combining modular representations, memory, and action components to simulate and predict future states.

  • Data efficiency and rapid iteration.
  • Safe deployment through simulation.

Enabling Technology Stack

LLM / GenAI
Knowledge Graphs
Vector Databases
AI TRiSM
Agent Frameworks
Neuro-symbolic

Market Dynamics

Projection 2029
$4.7T

Estimated total AI spending, driven by massive investment in infrastructure and foundation models.

Growth Drivers

  • AI Engineering Platforms
  • Simulation & Digital Twin Markets
  • Multi-modal Data Ecosystems

Primary Use Cases

  • Infrastructure & Operational Monitoring
  • Environmental Sustainability
  • Urban Planning & Simulation

The 2026 Horizon

DFMaaS

Domain Foundation Model as a Service for specialized industrial applications.

Hyper-Synthetic Data

Simulation services generating training data at scale for world models.

AI-Composed Apps

Platforms where application logic is dynamically orchestrated by AI agents.

Commercial Success Roadmap

Achieving scalability and trust in composite systems requires dedicated focus on model orchestration, safety guardrails, and robust governance frameworks.

Orchestration Governance TRiSM