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year ago, it was basically a blog post.

I don't think anyone really anticipated

that MCP would take off like it did.

When I first encountered MCP, it just

clicked.

Before MCP, we were living in ancient

times in terms of using LLM.

>> There was really no way for a developer

to put their workflows into existing

platforms like Cloudi or Chati. The

world is built on a lot of complex

systems and we need to connect AI models

to all of that.

>> We knew very early that MCP needed to be

open source. [music]

What surprised me the most is just how

quickly it built an organic community.

It's been very collaborative has this

really robust stack of people working on

this from the biggest companies to

individual open source developers.

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>> MCP has already moved beyond just

developers. There's so many exciting

opportunities for extension. All sorts

of companies that worked in the identity

and security space, banking, healthcare,

they were there from the day zero.

>> I am very grateful for the adoption that

it has seen and I'm very grateful being

part of building something that was

quite transformative. We are donating

MCP to a new foundation that we're

creating called the Aentic AI [music]

Foundation which is under the Linux

Foundation.

>> Improvement is going to be done by

essentially collective action [music] in

a way that sustains his growth that

sustains his community. This is really

the next big step to make sure [music]

everybody in the world can safely adopt

MCP.