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Congrats on the launch! I am curious how you see apps evolving to provide natural language interfaces on top of existing APIs. Also, do you plan on strictly rem
by jekude 3y ago
Congrats on the launch! I am curious how you see apps evolving to provide natural language interfaces on top of existing APIs. Also, do you plan on strictly remaining the data layer (between a startup and its API integrations) or do you plan on dogfooding your platform for a particular killer use case?
- jasonwcfan 3y agoPersonally, I think it's going to happen but not for nearly as many applications as you might think. Point and click is still king for any use cases that requires precision (e.g. booking an uber) We plan to focus strictly on the data layer, helping companies connect to their data sources through a universal API. We already are dogfooding our platform for some customers! By far the most popular use cases are customer support automation and search through workplace apps. It's facinating that the build/buy decision has flipped for a lot of companies. As long as they have an engineering team, a lot of companies are trying to build out their own AI capabilities in house, I'm guessing because no one wants to miss the boat.