AI-Supporting Protocol
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A AI-Supporting Protocol is a technical protocol that is a standardized interface that enables AI system integration (with external systems).
- AKA: AI Protocol, AI Integration Protocol.
- Context:
- It can (typically) perform Protocol Functions through interface standards:
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- It can (typically) enable AI Communication through standardized interfaces.
- It can (typically) support AI Data Exchange through protocol formats.
- It can (typically) maintain AI System Integration through connection standards.
- It can (typically) implement AI Protocol Security through security controls.
- It can (often) facilitate Cross-Platform AI Operation through integration layers.
- It can (often) provide AI Error Handling through protocol specifications.
- It can (often) support AI Version Control through protocol versioning.
- It can (often) enable AI System Monitoring through protocol telemetry.
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- It can range from being a Simple Data Protocol to being a Complex Integration Protocol, depending on its protocol complexity.
- It can range from being a Synchronous Protocol to being an Asynchronous Protocol, depending on its communication model.
- It can range from being a Single-Purpose Protocol to being a Multi-Purpose Protocol, depending on its functional scope.
- It can range from being a Local Protocol to being a Distributed Protocol, depending on its network architecture.
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- It can be specified in a Protocol Documentation.
- It can be implemented through Protocol Implementation.
- It can be tested via Protocol Validation.
- It can be extended through Protocol Extension.
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- Examples:
- AI Integration Protocols, such as:
- AI Service Protocols, such as:
- AI Model Communication Protocols, such as:
- AI Data Protocols, such as:
- AI Service Protocols, such as:
- AI Security Protocols, such as:
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- Counter-Examples:
- General Network Protocols, which lack AI-specific capabilitys.
- Data Format Standards, which specify data structures but not interaction patterns.
- Software Interfaces, which are implementation-specific rather than standardized protocols.
- See: Technical Protocol, AI System, System Integration, Protocol Standard, Interface Specification.