Amid what’s referred to as the Fourth Industrial Revolution, it’s well understood that enterprises must act. Automation is a crucial driver of that change.Firms, such as UiPath Inc., will have to move fast and show they’re best at document understanding, process mining, automation creation and computer vision, according to theCUBE industry analyst Dave Vellante (pictured, right). But the company has a chance to carve out a position as a pure play automation expert, he added.The path ahead was the big question on everyone’s minds before the UiPath FORWARD VI event on Oct. 10-11

Fresh off the keynote stage at UiPath FORWARD VI, co-CEO Robert Enslin joins theCUBE to share more details from the Day 1 conference announcements.“We took in the last three to four months the focus on, we will demo how generative artificial intelligence fits into the UiPath story. We’re not going to [just] make announcements — we’re going to show investors, and at our earnings calls, we will demonstrate the value of including Gen AI in the product, making our product better so that customers receive more value upfront,” said Enslin.These efforts have culminated in this week’s launch of Autopilot, aimed at democratizing Gen AI for every business worker