"Enterprise AI is shifting fast from chatbots that answer questions to systems that actually do the work across an organization. But who will own the AI layer that powers all of it? Glean, which started as an enterprise search product, has evolved into what it calls an "AI work assistant," aiming to sit underneath other AI experiences, connecting to internal systems, managing permissions, and delivering intelligence wherever employees work."
"Investors are buying into the vision, too - the startup raised $150 million last year at a $7.2 billion valuation as more competition heats up against tech giants bundling AI. Watch as Equity host Rebecca Bellan sits down with Glean's CEO and founder Arvind Jain at Web Summit Qatar to break down how enterprises are thinking about AI architecture, what's driving consolidation, and what's real versus hype in the agent space."
Enterprise AI is shifting from chatbots that answer questions to systems that actually perform work across organizations. Glean evolved from enterprise search into an AI work assistant designed to sit beneath other AI experiences, connect to internal systems, manage permissions, and deliver intelligence within employee workflows. Investors backed the approach with $150 million raised and a $7.2 billion valuation, reflecting intensifying competition as major tech companies bundle AI capabilities. Enterprises are rethinking AI architecture, facing consolidation pressures, and seeking to separate practical agent capabilities from hype while deciding who will own the AI layer.
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