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Until now, software has helped knowledge workers do their jobs better: Bloomberg or Capital IQ for finance, Westlaw or Lexis Nexis for legal, Salesforce or HubSpot for sales. But in the not too distant future, an AI agent is going to do their jobs entirely for them. Whether an agent is reviewing more deals, automating quarterly earnings reviews, or leveraging cross-firm knowledge to drive to faster client value, AI coworkers will soon be an integral part of our day to day. Still, a lot of the promise of AI has yet to be realized. Much of the innovation at the application layer has been limited to chat interfaces like ChatGPT. Inputs require precise engineering to capture value, and outputs are often verbose or untrustworthy. What’s needed is an interface that reflects the way knowledge workers work. For serious work, like financial services, that AI interface is Hebbia. Hebbia’s main product, Matrix, allows you to build AI agents that complete end-to-end tasks, instead of just chatting

Investing in Hebbia | Andreessen Horowitz Growth Investing in Hebbia Alex Immerman Posted July 8, 2024 Subscribe Share Share Email X LinkedIn Facebook Hacker News WhatsApp Flipboard Reddit Share Share Email X LinkedIn Facebook Hacker News WhatsApp Flipboard Reddit We are entering the new SaaS era, moving from Software-as-a-Service to Service-as-a-Software. Until now, software has helped knowledge workers do their jobs better: Bloomberg or Capital IQ for finance, Westlaw or Lexis Nexis for legal, Salesforce or HubSpot for sales. But in the not too distant future, an AI agent is going to do thei

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