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Of all the work tasks you could automate with AI, submitting expenses would probably be high on the list. Today on Found, we’re talking to Eric Glyman, the CEO and cofounder of Ramp, a spend management platform that is building AI tools to make financial workflows easier for employees and employers. In this episode they…

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Of all the work tasks you could automate with AI, submitting expenses would probably be high on the list. Today on Found, we’re talking to Eric Glyman, the CEO and cofounder of Ramp, a spend management platform that is building AI tools to make financial workflows easier for employees and employers. In this episode they talk about what Glyman and his co-founder learned from their first startup and how they see AI changing fintech forever.

They also talked about:

• What Glyman and his co-founder learned from their first startup and from their time working at Capital One
• The white space that still exists in fintech
• How Ramp is implementing security measures while ramping up their use of AI

(0:00) intro

(2:20) SImplifying financial processes

(8:41) Automation expense management

(13:46) AI could take over tedious work tasks

(19:10) Security and privacy with financial data and AI

(23:45) Taking a lower valuation

(31:54) What’s next for Ramp and fintech

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