Narada AI’s Enterprise Agent Does the Work for You with Workplace Tools – Redoma Tech

Narada AI’s Enterprise Agent Does the Work for You with Workplace Tools

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  • October 14, 2024

However concerns about data privacy and security may arise when granting an AI assistant access. But what makes Narada AI stand out is its unique ability to handle tasks across multiple work apps all at once. This startup inspired by recent research from UC Berkeley has been flying under the radar for two years and just recently stepped into the spotlight at Startup Battlefield 20 during TechCrunch Disrupt 2024.

Co-founded by Kurt Keutzer and Amir Gholami Narada is built on their cutting-edge research on “LLM Compilers” AI systems that can juggle multiple functions simultaneously. There’s a wave of new startups diving into the world of enterprise AI assistants lately né?. Nevertheless, Narada assures users that it does not use customer data to train its AI models.

With a good chunk of funding raised from advisors, Narada is now on the lookout for additional investments from traditional VCs to further advance its innovative AI assistant technology.

Featured Image né?. Park, the CEO and co-founder of the startup, stressed that their unconventional approach is what sets their AI chatbots apart in the industry.

Narada’s AI assistant is designed to operate efficiently by performing a variety of tasks using generative AI across different work apps. Whether it’s drafting emails setting up calendar invites taking meeting notes or browsing the web this assistant is tailored to simplify your daily workflow.

To navigate complex systems like SAP or Salesforce without APIs Narada’s assistant employs a front-end method known as Web Redemption. According to Gholami Narada’s CTO this technique is similar to a Roomba mapping out new websites or applications to understand and utilize them effectively.

Although Narada faces competition in the AI assistant market its specific focus on enterprise applications helps carve out its niche. The startup has already attracted the interest of a Fortune 500 company, showcasing the potential of its AI assistant in the corporate landscape.

While Narada isn’t meant to replace a human assistant, it does offer a handy shortcut for routine tasks

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