With AI chatbots and content generators available at every turn, it's natural to wonder: do we still need a Content Management System? Why maintain complex publishing workflows, for example, when AI can create content on demand and answer user questions instantly? Couldn't outsourcing infrastructure to AI save valuable time and effort? The appeal of "content without containers" - the idea that AI can handle everything without traditional content management infrastructure - is strong for obvious reasons. No more taxonomy headaches, multi-step workflows, or content modeling. But offloading your content work to AI wholesale creates bigger problems than it solves. The question everyone's asking The "death of the CMS" narrative sounds compelling until you consider what happens when AI operates without organizational context.…