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Vertical vs. Horizontal AI Agents and their impact on talent economy

"SaaS applications will be dead. They're not needed unless they evolve" - says Surojit Chatterjee, as tech leaders debate the future of enterprise software through vertical and horizontal AI approaches. For Nitin, vertical AI solutions tackle specific industries like logistics, where agents need deep understanding of complex supply chain workflows and decisions. Surojit counters with a vision for horizontal AI platforms - "a factory of AI employees" that can be customized across functions like customer support, sales, and HR. Through examples from $14B freight operations to executive recruitment, the speakers examine how these contrasting approaches are reshaping jobs, traditional software, and the fundamental relationship between human workers and AI agents. Meet the speakers: Jaya Gupta: Partner at Foundation Capital, leading early-stage investments in enterprise software with a focus on AI and ML technologies. Her experience spans from McKinsey's technology practice to successful startup exits, bringing unique insights into how generative AI is transforming enterprise software. Surojit Chatterjee: Founder & CEO of EMA (Enterprise Machine Assistant), pioneering universal AI employees after scaling Google's mobile ads to $50B and serving as Coinbase's CPO. He's now focused on building horizontal AI solutions that work alongside humans in enterprises. Nitin Jayakrishnan: Co-founder & CEO of Pando, driving the transformation of complex supply chains through AI-powered solutions. As a supply chain technology veteran, he's leading Pando's mission to enable AI agents to handle intricate logistics operations for Fortune 500 companies.