“Saas is going away,” said Dave Park, co -founder and chief executive of Narada AI. The company bets big in a different future for Enterprise Software, the one powered by Agentic AI.
The change comes in “in the non-far-long future,” Park told Equity, the TechCrunch Podcast. “The typical knowledge worker today deals with anywhere from 17 to 25 different Saas tools and gates each day, wasting two and a half hours just with manual looking or updating these systems.
Narada aiwhich made his debut on TechCrunch Disrupt 2024 and is based on UC Berkeley Research, has developed large action models: a LLMS rotation that can be held accountable and complete multiple -step tasks to different work tools even when APIs are missing.
Park joined Rebecca Bellan for equality to talk about the rise of Agentic AI, what it is actually, how it differs from traditional automation and what real changes in businesses they need to make to develop it on a scale. The timetable for the discussion is mature: YC’s latest batch included 70+ Agentic Startups, and big players such as Grammarly build complete stacks of work through corporate relationships and acquisitions.
Listen to the full episode to hear more about:
- What most people misinterpret for automation and who is caught in the advertising campaign.
- How tools like Narada could eventually help solopreneurs and smaller groups, not just businessmen.
- Because the future of the software may not be “using” the applications at all.
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