With the rise of AI and machine learning, one of the most exciting developments in this space is the emergence of Large Action Models (LAMs). Remember this video of Satya Nadela with Bloomberg where he compared iPhone’s vision by Steve Jobs with that of Rabbit’s R1 device which essentially utilizes LAM to do tasks for you e.g.; book a flight or narrate direction. Well, maybe Rabbit didn’t go big with R1 yet, but Action Models got a hype that it deserves.
Since then, there have been many movements around this space, recently Adept.ai – a San Francisco based startup that had received $350 Million funding to build “agents” which automate enterprise workflows; its executives were hired by Amazon along with tech licensing so that Amazon can boost up its AI portfolio.
We think, these models and agents together represent a significant leap forward in the way we approach process automation, particularly within the context of SAP and enterprise systems.
Now it’s time for some Action!
With the rise of AI and machine learning, one of the most exciting developments in this space is the emergence of Large Action Models (LAMs). Remember this video of Satya Nadela with Bloomberg where he compared iPhone’s vision by Steve Jobs with that of Rabbit’s R1 device which essentially utilizes LAM to do tasks for you e.g.; book a flight or narrate direction. Well, maybe Rabbit didn’t go big with R1 yet, but Action Models got a hype that it deserves.Since then, there have been many movements around this space, recently Adept.ai – a San Francisco based startup that had received $350 Million funding to build “agents” which automate enterprise workflows; its executives were hired by Amazon along with tech licensing so that Amazon can boost up its AI portfolio.We think, these models and agents together represent a significant leap forward in the way we approach process automation, particularly within the context of SAP and enterprise systems.Now it’s time for some Action! Read More Technology Blogs by SAP articles
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