Daniel Dines

Well, I think they are totally wrong, guys.

I have yet to see one piece of AI that was capable of replacing one of our robots.

I think this is the most misunderstanding piece of technology

when you feel that AI can replace RPA.

RPA, it's a great last-mile technology.

It's rule-based driven, it's fast, it's reliable, it's precise, it works very well across regulated industries, in healthcare, and AI is just a complement to it.

I would say that agentic right now, actually, it helps improving our subscription business.

This is a story that I never told anyone. I've wasted my late 20s, a big part of my 30s and 40s thinking in this way. It's a totally waste of cycles and energy, man. I am a lonely wolf. I find life pretty lonely, man.

This is a story that I never told anyone. I've wasted my late 20s, a big part of my 30s and 40s thinking in this way. It's a totally waste of cycles and energy, man. I am a lonely wolf. I find life pretty lonely, man.

This is a story that I never told anyone. I've wasted my late 20s, a big part of my 30s and 40s thinking in this way. It's a totally waste of cycles and energy, man. I am a lonely wolf. I find life pretty lonely, man.

Well, I invited you basically for this podcast, so thank you for having me.

Well, I invited you basically for this podcast, so thank you for having me.

Well, I invited you basically for this podcast, so thank you for having me.

Yeah, actually, I was thinking a lot lately, what's our story within the AI narrative, where we can really bring a lot of value. So over the last two years, we've spent a lot of time really trying to fine tune LLMs, build around them, and to a certain degree of success. But I've got really inspired by stories like Cursor AI, and my development team loves that product.

Yeah, actually, I was thinking a lot lately, what's our story within the AI narrative, where we can really bring a lot of value. So over the last two years, we've spent a lot of time really trying to fine tune LLMs, build around them, and to a certain degree of success. But I've got really inspired by stories like Cursor AI, and my development team loves that product.

Yeah, actually, I was thinking a lot lately, what's our story within the AI narrative, where we can really bring a lot of value. So over the last two years, we've spent a lot of time really trying to fine tune LLMs, build around them, and to a certain degree of success. But I've got really inspired by stories like Cursor AI, and my development team loves that product.

It's a beautiful product built on the top of multiple LLMs, but it just works. I recall actually how we started UiPath. Maybe this is a story that I never told anyone. In the beginning, we were always based on AI, but we were using a library called OpenCV. which, among many other things, provided a really cool feature to find a smaller image within a bigger image.

It's a beautiful product built on the top of multiple LLMs, but it just works. I recall actually how we started UiPath. Maybe this is a story that I never told anyone. In the beginning, we were always based on AI, but we were using a library called OpenCV. which, among many other things, provided a really cool feature to find a smaller image within a bigger image.

It's a beautiful product built on the top of multiple LLMs, but it just works. I recall actually how we started UiPath. Maybe this is a story that I never told anyone. In the beginning, we were always based on AI, but we were using a library called OpenCV. which, among many other things, provided a really cool feature to find a smaller image within a bigger image.

And we repurposed that library for the sake of automation. So we can take a screenshot of an application, and if you want to click on a button, we can take an image of that button and then find it during replay, just call, you know, function, find this image of the button, I will get the coordinates and I will click on the button. But that was not the only thing that we did.