It’s abundantly clear that all major business processes will be managed and run by AI over the next 3-4 years. Whether it’s selling, marketing, buying, negotiating, operating, strategizing, or any other “-ing” words, the vast majority of work will be done by AI agents, for other AI agents, and for the humans that are trained to get the most from them.
When OpenAI unveiled DocuGPT, an agent they use to convert contracts into structured, searchable data, the impact was immediate. The announcement shook the market and sparked conversations about whether OpenAI could emerge as a direct competitor in agreement management.
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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff criticized current AI Copilots, likening them to the ineffective “Clippy.” He emphasized the importance of data grounding in accurate, organized enterprise data to transform AI effectiveness. At Pramata, we’ve learned there is a very specific way of doing this data grounding that will lead to huge wins for our customers—especially those who want to use AI to access the data from their contracts to perform sophisticated business analyses.
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