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    How is AI changing the way enterprise software creates value?

    Building an AI product · Exploring business models

    The useful few, from the many.3 / 3
    1. All-In PodcastAI agents & the software business

      Keep · a pricing angle to explore

    2. All-In PodcastNvidia’s future & physical AI

      Skip · broader than this question

    3. SalesforceIntroducing Agentforce 2.0

      Keep · enterprise workflows

    A signal to explorePrice the work, not just the seat.

    An idea to test in your AI pricing strategy.

    Illustrated screening with real videos, not a live research run. Explore the completed brief below.

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    SignalBrief APPSeptember 15, 2026 · 4:35 PM

    Public signal · Microsoft

    Microsoft is building its own MAI models.

    “we are well on our way building our MAI models … we have a flash cyber model”
    Satya Nadella on the All-In Podcast

    Published by All-In Podcast · Publisher, not a verified prospect

    Why it may matter

    Microsoft is building proprietary models alongside third-party partnerships.

    Next step

    Evaluate the MAI model family and assess enterprise readiness against other model APIs.

    Transcript evidence checked. Fit is a hypothesis; review before outreach.

    Actual delivered content, shortened. Layout adapted for this preview. Source claims still need review.

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The most interesting AI use cases may be the work we couldn’t afford to do before.

On All-In, Ryan Petersen described Flexport using AI to call truck drivers about available loads. That changes the question from “Can we automate this?” to “What becomes possible now?”

Which workflow in your industry is still too expensive to do manually?

Source: All-In, 1:11:12
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The source

All-In episode with Aaron Levie and Ryan PetersenReplay 69:23

All-In Podcast May 2, 2025

Original research focusEnterprise AI & go-to-market

How is AI changing the way software creates value?

Same finding. Different reason to care.

What should we charge for?

Use this idea to question whether your pricing reflects the work your product does.

Editorial focus examples, not two separate app runs.

A signal worth exploring

69:23

AI agents shift software value beyond seat licenses.

An outcome-based pricing angle for your AI commercial strategy: show the value of work delivered, not just another seat license.

Someone connected to the idea

AL

Aaron Levie

Possible speaker
Strong relevance

Matched to this source-backed signal about enterprise AI pricing.

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One completed brief. Finding shortened for readability.
Historical source, May 2025. Suggested people are research starting points.

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