AI is no longer just adding features to enterprise software. It is starting to change the way software itself is used. Instead of employees opening dozens of dashboards, clicking through menus, and moving data between applications, AI agents can increasingly plan tasks, interact with systems, and execute entire workflows. Gartner estimates that up to $234 billion of enterprise application spending could be exposed to this shift by 2030, as agents reduce the need for humans to interact directly with traditional SaaS interfaces. In this video, we’ll explore how AI is rewriting enterprise software, why the traditional SaaS business model is being challenged, and what happens when the software stops waiting for humans to use it and starts doing the work itself.
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