@ai_explorer25: Satya Nadela is basically describing the death of the traditional SaaS model. Explains the AI agentic future, and where…
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Satya Nadella discusses the decline of traditional SaaS models as AI agents take over intelligence and orchestration, reducing software to simple commodity databases.
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Satya Nadela is basically describing the death of the traditional SaaS model.
Explains the AI agentic future, and where the “value” lives.
Because business logic is moving from the software application to the AI agents.
Currently, you buy software for its specific features and rules.
Nadella argues that in the future, software apps will essentially become dumb databases (“CRUD”) or simple tools.
The AI Agent will hold all the intelligence, orchestration, and reasoning, simply updating the databases as needed. The software becomes a commodity; the AI becomes the “brain” and the worker.
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