Intuit has been working on a generative AI revolution for over a decade, culminating in the creation of Intuit’s GenOS, launched in June 2023. GenOS powers all of Intuit’s generative AI and agentic experiences, abstracting away the complexity of various underlying systems to allow for large-scale deployment of AI agents. The system now powers production-ready AI agents, including accounts receivable and accounts payable agents designed to automate cash flow management tasks. As chief AI and data officer Ashok Srivastava, Intuit’s agentic system can get customers paid 45% faster, an average of five days sooner, thanks to automated transaction matching and invoice review. This tangible outcome matters more than the underlying model count, as it allows Intuit to personalize AI experiences in real-time, delivering cash flow forecasts, intelligent recommendations, and context-aware automation tailored to the customer’s immediate needs. Intuit’s commitment to open source is another pillar of its strategy, with projects like Admiral, NumaProj, and Agroproj contributing to the broader community and leveraging the best available technologies. Intuit has received the End User Award from the Cloud Native Computing Foundation twice, and its platform powers a suite of widely-used products including QuickBooks, TurboTax, Mailchimp, and Credit Karma. Srivastava believes that AI agents can help small businesses and consumers do better, as many US firms are under pressure from economic changes and face reduced access to capital. He also remains optimistic about the use of AI in the field of art, seeing it as just another medium, not a replacement