SAP, Coupa, Microsoft, and Google all pull from the same data and mimic each other, raising questions about real differentiation. With no standardized legal frameworks or regulatory guidance yet, future contracts will define what AI value actually means.
in terms of— then the benefit part, uh, question mark, is many of the so-called SAP, uh, and the ERPs, Coupa, uh, their AI is primarily a mimic or is the same as, you know, if I were to learn how to create an agent, I'll create my own agent, and, and some of the data lake, like, I just— is draw from the same, uh, data as Microsoft or Google. Etc. So, so then what is the difference, right? How does Microsoft or SAP or Coupa make themselves, you know, give the value add to the end user? So I think those are the kind of questions. And again, I believe it's still new. And these are the things that I think will probably be more legal and contractually binding. Rather than, oh, this is how we're going to do it, or this is the moving forward, the standards. Because I don't think in the AI world right now there is an SOP or regulation that you must follow this way so that you can avoid PDPA, or you, you must follow this way otherwise there's a conflict of interest, etc., right? So, so I think it's very new right now.
