I think we're seeing the dawn of a new post-SaaS industry. Back in 2010s cloud ushered in SaaS and with it many new jobs and hugely valuable companies created. Today, we've seen the release of very early versions of this with Microsoft's 'autonomous agents' layer, Anthropic's new screen control capabilities and AgentForce from Salesforce. But if you look at the startups and early adopters we're seeing much more interesting activity. I spoke with Daniel of Relevance AI about how some customers are thinking about creating the role of an ‘AI Workforce Manager’– someone who is responsible for managing not people but AI agents in the business. When your customers are thinking about creating a new job to manage your software you know you’re onto something important! I wrote a few thoughts on what 'AI Agent Manager' might be and if this might signal a new market. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gaqZn5C3
Good take.
AI will eat SaaS, something that has been part of my series on how Business will look in 2030. What will be needed to underpin this is the payment part which the current banking system isn't fit to handle. Our work is on programmable real-time payments that can move funds as needed to all parties. If you have done the work, should you be paid there and then in real-time? Yes is the answer and applies to the offline world and also the online world with AI agents getting paid for their work who then pay all the creators involved, creating a whole new service industry. AI-generated podcast talking about this from our whitepaper. https://youtu.be/W2dUPg2uoaM
End user compute managers might take up this role as well.
AI-powered workforce already forming - huge implications ahead
Here is my take on it
Very informative
Christopher Drake you’re ahead of your time!
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1moGreat article and an interesting but also scary thought that we will manage AI agents like we manage people today.