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Two questions decide how agent architecture matures as an engineering discipline by 2035: pattern convergence or fragmentation, and certified reliability or empirical best-effort. Four scenarios, each with a falsifier.
Formal verification does not abolish trust in mathematics. It relocates it — into a small kernel, a short list of axioms, and one fragile sentence: whether the formal statement says what the mathematician meant.
The decisive variable is not how much code agents can emit, but whether organizations can specify, verify, trace, and authorize machine-produced changes at comparable speed.