Damien Tanner

Okay, the TLDR is SAS.

So there's a few layers.

There's the building of software or parts to software.

There's the building of software and then there's the operating of software to get something wrong.

And I think most developers are very familiar with the building of software is changing now.

But the operating software, the operating of work, the doing of work in all industries and all knowledge work,

can change like we've changed software.

And SAS is made for humans, slow humans to use.

The SAS UI is made for a puny human to go in, work out this complex thing, and it has to be in a nice UI.

If it's not a human actually doing the work that they do in the SAS, if it's an AI doing that work, why is there a SAS tool?

The AI doesn't need a SAS tool to get the work done.

It might need a little UI for you to tell you what it's done, but the whole idea of humans using software, I think, is going to change.

It can.

It can.

Yeah, I guess we should probably kind of tease apart SaaS the business and SaaS the software.

Because, yeah, I agree.

The interface is changing.

The interface that we use, whether it's visually a CLI or a chat conversation or something, but the way we communicate with the software is changing, right?

It's a much more natural language thing.

We don't have to dig in the UI to find the thing to click.