Imagine you're a marketing manager tasked with creating the perfect audience segment from over a million households. Days of research, trial, and error—only to wonder if you missed a better option. What if AI could do it all in minutes?

The future of automation must be intelligent, adaptable, and deeply integrated into enterprise systems. It should adapt to workflows, not the other way around.

Low-Code/No-Code platforms like Airtable and Microsoft Power Apps were meant to democratize software development, but they often require more technical expertise than promised, introducing new bottlenecks and inefficiencies.

RPA tools like UiPath and Automation Anywhere were hailed as solutions for repetitive tasks, but their rigid scripts and brittleness lead to more manual intervention than automation. Bots break easily, and maintenance costs often outweigh the benefits.

SaaS platforms like Salesforce and Slack were supposed to simplify workflows, but they often turn employees into operators, managing complex configurations and manual data entry. The promise of "do more with less" remains unfulfilled.

SaaS, RPA, and Low-Code/No-Code promised to revolutionize business operations, but they've often fallen short, creating new challenges instead of solving old ones. Let's dive into why 👇

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