Jaeden Schaefer

And you don't need this kind of like integration.

You don't need this Zapier because the agent is just taking over your control of your screen.

And the integration is just literally...

the computer being taken over.

Abdirahman also added that the workflow automation, a lot of the task coordination tools are becoming a lot less necessary if agents simply execute the tasks themselves.

A lot of public SaaS companies are already feeling pressure as a lot of these kind of these AI native startups are emerging.

They have a lot more efficient models and architecture.

And I think Ryabinsky put it really plainly.

He was kind of saying what VCs are looking at.

And he said, the SaaS companies struggling to raise capital are the ones that can easily be rebuilt.

So generic productivity tools, product management platforms, basic CRM clones, and kind of thin AI wrappers on top of existing APIs all fall into the category.

Now, are these not going to be successful companies?

No.

And this is perhaps what I think

It is a really important data point outside of investors and VCs because we just saw a massive exit in AI from a company that was, I think, CalAI just got acquired by my fitness pal that acquired them.

And CalAI just helps you track your calories.

It helps you lose weight.

And a lot of people are like, oh, man, this is just a thin wrapper on top of ChatGPT.

But guess what?

they had 15 million downloads.