Why Drupal will be the best AI Open Source CMS in the world.

Thanks to the Drupal AI Initiative and the historical prerequisites that have been consistently paid attention to a structured content architecture since Drupal 8, Drupal can become the best AI Open Source CMS in the world. This structured foundation makes it possible to intelligently apply artificial intelligence to every piece of content, every area and every workflow.

Drupal fundamentally supports AI-driven processes and does not just dock them on. The integration is profound and not just superficial.

AI is bringing about major changes in the market and in user behavior: In the future, the web and AI will merge more and more. And this is precisely where Drupal can score points, because it is better prepared for this than many other CMS systems or frameworks.

Positioning as AI CMS

It is likely that Drupal will also prevail against some commercial, closed CMS platforms with its "AI-first approach". It would not be the first time that innovations within a large open source community have been adapted and further developed faster than with some sluggish license providers. In mature markets, there is usually a closed source market leader and an open source market leader. And Drupal is striving to become the open source market leader when it comes to being the best AI-powered open source CMS in the world.

Content management in the age of AI

Drupal can serve many of the future needs of customers for AI. Of course, there will be clients who want to extend their existing Drupal sites with AI features and there will also be new demand.

Customers who are looking for their own data sovereignty or who are looking for the best out-of-the-box AI solution for their CMS platform could then end up with Drupal. If everything goes according to plan, there should be no way around Drupal in the future, but it remains to be seen what the competing solutions will have to offer. The race has only just begun.

Drupal CMS, the better Wordpress

Drupal has always been chosen for more ambitious projects. But when it comes to being faster and more cost-effective, Wordpress is clearly the market leader. One reason for this is the wide range of affordable, pre-designed and pre-programmed frontend themes. Drupal has not been able to keep up here in the past, but something is happening here too (Dripyard Themes and Marketplace Initiative), so that Drupal may be able to broaden its market share in the lower segment in the future.

Drupal would then take precedence over Wordpress for projects that want to continue scaling on a potent basis ... or at least want to keep the option open. What does that mean in concrete terms? Such further developments could be, for example, the implementation of digital processes ... or the integration of future AI features!