Hemant Taneja

How do you drive a transformation of healthcare and how you take care of your people?

That process is horrible today.

And we have a business called Transparent that goes and essentially creates abundance in that regard.

It uses AI, so you have direct access agentically to all kinds of healthcare services, take care of yourself, and then be able to then be routed, whether you need a surgery or you need to have cancer therapy or mental health, and do it in a way that is seamless, cost-effective, and helps enterprises take control of their cost structure.

You need coding to fundamentally transform.

That's what Anthropic does.

There are companies working on transforming the call centers.

There are companies working on transforming their sales and marketing.

But then when you have these technologies in there, how are the actual people going to do their work in concert with these agentic capabilities?

That is a whole new model.

And you guys are inventing a talk about that because there's a lot of innovation that needs to happen

in that the whole sort of workforce transformation, that thing is ultimately where rubber's going to meet the road on how quickly teams embrace it, customers embrace it, and we can actually diffuse AI into these businesses.

And then now it's...

Yeah, look, every company in, as I say, Silicon Valley, but broadly in the tech industry and the startup industry, what was it?

Essentially, it looks like a C Corp with a bunch of engineers.

But in the world where code self-writes, what is that next level innovation?

What are these companies actually going to do?

I think that's ultimately the transition we're going through in what does innovation actually mean?

It's going to be less about being able to write code fat.

It's much more going to be about systemically how to adopt this into the world.