🤖 Introducing Cross Domain Artificial Intelligence (CDAI)

Let’s consider something new: Cross Domain Artificial Intelligence (CDAI). Unlike today’s typical AI interactions—where you visit a single domain (e.g., chat.openai.com), input a prompt, and receive a response—CDAI involves a request that moves across multiple domains before delivering a coherent result to the user.

✨ What is CDAI?

In a CDAI scenario, you make a request on one website, but the underlying processing hops between various domains. The final response is the result of multiple systems working together, behind the scenes. It’s truly cross-domain.

✨ Key Characteristics of CDAI

🧊 Black Box Nature

  • Opaque Processing: When you send a CDAI request, you have no visibility into how it’s handled. Unlike a single-function call, you can’t tell how many “hops” the request takes or which AI systems participate.
  • Variable Input/Output Quality: The outcome may vary, depending on which domain(s) handled the request and how their models are tuned.
  • Indeterminate Duration: Requests can take seconds or minutes—or longer. Because the processing may span multiple servers or platforms, completion time is inherently unpredictable.

✨ The Cacbot Solution

Cacbot is a WordPress plugin designed to handle asynchronous CDAI workflows using the native comment system. Here’s how it works:

  1. A user posts a comment on a Cacbot Conversation.
  2. The comment is instantly published on the WordPress site.
  3. The comment is then “sent up” to an AI—this could be:
    • a remote domain (e.g., cacbot.com)
    • a local LLM
    • a third-party API like ChatGPT
  4. Once the request is sent, the system no longer tracks it synchronously. This is part of CDAI’s black box nature.
  5. When the AI completes the processing, it sends a response back via WordPress’s REST API, appearing as a new comment in the same thread.

This asynchronous approach lets the system handle long, multi-step, or cross-domain tasks—without making the user wait in real time.

✨ Is WordPress the Future of AI?

Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) won’t emerge from closed labs alone. It will arise when humans actively contribute—when collective knowledge fuels AI’s evolution.

WordPress is one of the most widely used publishing platforms on the internet. By integrating AI into WordPress, we tap into a vast and diverse pool of human insight.

The future of AI isn’t just about more powerful models—
It’s about harnessing humanity’s collective intelligence
through open, participatory platforms like WordPress.