SQL is becoming a universal interface
SQL is no longer only for analysts and engineers. It is becoming a shared language for humans, applications, and AI agents.
Davide Mauri
I shape how data powers applications and AI. My work focuses on how SQL, data platforms, and product design evolve together to make data more usable, connected, and intelligent.
For more than 25 years, I have worked across software development, distributed systems, data platforms, IoT, and product. I started by writing software and grew into product leadership, but I still think in terms of systems, interfaces, and code that has to work in the real world.
Today I focus on the future of data platforms in the AI era. I see data not as storage, but as a living system that powers applications, analytics, and machine learning. I care about platforms evolving into complete ecosystems where infrastructure is strong, interfaces are clear, and intelligence can be built directly on top.
SQL is no longer only for analysts and engineers. It is becoming a shared language for humans, applications, and AI agents.
The old separation between transaction and analytics is less useful every year. Modern platforms have to serve both flows.
Models matter, but data foundations matter more. Reliable, accessible, well-governed data is what makes AI systems useful.
From raw data to intelligence, the best infrastructure disappears into workflow and lets teams move with clarity and speed.
I build and advise at the intersection of data systems, SQL, AI, and product execution.