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Gumloop, founded in a bedroom in Vancouver, lets users automate tasks with drag-and-drop modules

4 min•14 januari 2025

Developers Max Brodeur-Urbas and Rahul Behal think that AI has the potential to automate lots of business-relevant tasks, but that many of the AI-powered automation tools on the market today are unreliable and costly.

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