Salesforce Founder Gives the Truth on AI Agents w/ Marc Benioff | EP

[@ShubinFarms]

This guy is annoying

[@TripTipsClips]

I noticed most fat CEOs are super disrespectful. They talk shit but their physical capabilities could never back their mouth up

[@MrBenMhidi]

Peter: tell me about the future? Benioff: I won't speak about my bunker

[@GungaGaLunga777]

Selling desperation. Every single SaaS company will be going extinct. Salesforce seats sold will be going down down down. Bloated nightmare software. Any business will be able to leverage AI all on their own. Agentic sales AI's that can scale in real time. AI compute will replace all software. A handful of people will run the AI's for the business. All by natural language communicating in English telling the AI what to do. Not prompt engineers. Deep business thinkers who can converse and have reasoned discourse with the AI to do all functions of the business. Sooner than we can comprehend. No Saleforce required.

[@dedlunch]

Truth

[@JasonHeath-z7i]

This is happening way to fast .. it's going to be a pandemic.. it's going to run thru the population.. all these great things it can do but what's going to happen this summer when 75 % Toronto has no work .. like 😮 4 months away

[@GungaGaLunga777]

@@JasonHeath-z7i indeed. at a scale and velecity that is hard to comprehend. All in the hand of a few billionaires that reign over the global corporate hegemony with the military industrial complex on their corporate board. Microsoft. It just had to be Microsoft. smh At least it won't be Marc Benioff and his cult of gaslighting Kahuna matata whatever bs. My god Saleforce is one massive ball of horrible software. It's over Marc, enjoy your billions. It won't be you. Relax and enjoy the decline and fall of SaaS. Your AI sucks. Acceptance is the only path now. Get over yourself. Did I say how much I hated using Salesforce. lol

[@panther88888]

Salesforce already has an insane dataset of 37000 companies, some of the biggest companies in the world. These companies will do both. They will build agents with and without salesforce . He said he is going all in with agents. He’s smart and going all-in for a reason

[@GungaGaLunga777]

@@panther88888 going all in is a terrible move unless you know with absolute certainty you have the winning hand. Free open source is already beating Salesforce which is too bloated and in inefficient to compete in the AI space. Salesforce is a massive pile of spagetti glued on objects over decades. I'd bet the Notes object still can't be searched using the global plain text search. Outdated and will go extinct. It's not like organizations trapped in COBOL applications. Any company can take their Salesforce data and use anything else and migrate away. The AI winning hand is not held by Benioff. His time is over.

[@joealbert1136]

He says information directly and to the point. Focus is his greatest ability so must respect Marc.

[@bryanhunter3385]

For a friend of Peter's, Marc is very disrespectful of one of the core themes of his podcast - the future. What a rude man

[@dansin468]

This prediction is not going to age well. Hoping to see 2026 and 2030. More demand for software developer coming :))

[@donaldjohnson-y6n]

Marc is a strange duck

[@Sam-pk4di]

Very disrespectful of Peter.

[@TheMtg8223]

So rude!

[@cerdh5283]

You guys they are joking around. Lighten up!

[@wintergreen4978]

A guy who is not able to talk about the next step , is really infected with a syndrome which is called The Dunning - Kruger effect ! No Offense. Peter, you're a real gentleman and I admire your grace in talking to this person !

[@Konstantin-Monastyrsky]

Most of you misunderstood the conversation. Marc is a realist. Peter is an optimist. Water and oil don't mix. Peter had pestered Marc with the "what ifs'," and he honestly and transparently refused to pander or pontificate. Huge respect!

[@cerdh5283]

🎉

[@Konstantin-Monastyrsky]

@@cerdh5283 He also runs a public company and has to be very guarded about any forward-looking statements he makes.

[@drewcampbell7980]

Call it anxiety, I just wish I could fall asleep and wake up 15 years from now. I think by then it will all be a positive thing. I think there's an inevitable 6-7 year stretch where it's exceptionally stressful. We shall see.

[@shake6321]

i think you are correct. technological unemployment won’t happen in the long run since jobs are infinite but technological job displacement will happen in the short run.

[@drewcampbell7980]

@shake6321 i genuinely think we are headed to abundance. I genuinely think there will be standards for participation and you'll have to engage to be granted certain benefits but those bars will be low. But yes, I think there's a bridge from now to there and that bridge is a mine field

[@shake6321]

​@@drewcampbell7980 i agree with you 100% i was thinking there have been 7 levels of economics throughout mans history on Earth - Caveman - Hunter Gatherer - Agrarian Local (they traded locally. Example: Hittites, Acadians, etc) - Agrarian Global ( they had ships to trade far away. Example: Romans and Spanish Empire) - 1st Industrial Revolution (British Empire) - 2nd industrial Revolution (US Empire) - Information/Decentralization/Exponential Age (what were are just entering) In each Age, man produced 10X-1000X more wealth than the previous age. Going from the industrial age to this new Exponential Age is going to be remarkable. the entire planet will be connected via the internet and the internet will become the new nations state. Ai's and Alt Energy and Crypto Currency will reign supreme. you'll have flying cars and autonomous gliders that make deliveries at near zero energy and cost. They'll be 100 Billion Robots and a trillion autonomous agents. We'll hack DNA and create millions, if not billions of new species. Imagine someone in the Roman Empire being catapulted to NYC in 1935. it will blow their mind. But because it will happen so fast it will cause a lot of change. i think everything is on the verge of collapsing and being rebuilt over the next 20-40 years.

[@montana3918]

Call me optimist but Imho it's worth the trouble and stress in the short run (probably next 10 years) for the prosperity in the long run. Society will find a way as it has always done but I don't deny that until this is all settled it's probably going to be painful for a lot of people as a SW engineer I see myself there included.

[@tiffany_greeneyes4901]

I feel the same. They’re not listening to people who see the potential issues and limitations, they’re only interested in hearing the guy saying he’s created the magic solution to eliminate people and all of their problems. It’s the wrong goal, products are supposed to be made for people, not in lieu of them. They’re literally a company that makes software to manage and track customer relationships, and they are trying everything they can to eliminate any sort of relationship with customers. Aside from the fact that this goal makes them obsolete, if it was possible, all the other tech companies would just be eliminating the need for this software altogether.

[@JohnBoitnott]

Ah friendship. Where sometimes it’s hard to tell whether you’re fighting or loving each other. 😂

[@cerdh5283]

😂

[@eedv2109]

About 2 or 3 yrs ago most tech gurus were telling us that.. AI will NOT and CAN'T replaced humans at work. But what is happening now is Opposite..AI is now replacing humans at work!

[@cerdh5283]

It’s learning new skills never ending improvement

[@dogk764]

the irony of the discussion of this topic starting out with the discussion of the uncontrollable destructive force of the wildfires, and the head-smacking “geeze, if only we could have done something about this when it was still under control…” 😂😢

[@tiffany_greeneyes4901]

Right?! Why on earth do they never seem to address the risks?! Look at what happened with Crowdstrike! It took a person 15 minutes to identify and fix the problem, the issue is that the AI and automated processes that write the code, tested it, and rolled it out, did so BEFORE a human was involved. Most expensive 15 minutes in history. I believe we will see more incidents this catastrophic before they start to realize that, again, sometimes you just need to have trained experts involved in the process.

[@mbratchie1]

Successful. Yes. Arrogant and unempathetic. Yes.

[@3nityC]

Philanthropic. Yes.

[@louisstanwu]

Wow, the world is changing rapidly. Glad I lived long enough to witness it.

[@TheErickAmezcua]

Thank you Peter! I do hope our friend Marc would listen a bit more :)

[@Agherr08]

Less work for ppl, more money for him. That is magical.😅

[@321GoCheck]

Thanks @peter for this interview! Very enlightening:)

[@johnnovotny5074]

I appreciate the friends and colleagues who feel comfortable enough to raz or challenge me the most.

[@BruceThomson]

Peter, 'Totally agree with your focus on the future. I'm the same. Marc is right to rebelliously return to the present, but the future is where the dopamine is. =)

[@AdonisOnX]

Great content, Peter.

[@tracy419]

I can't even imagine the speed you must have watched this on to make that comment 2 minutes after this was posted 😂

[@AdonisOnX]

@tracy419 AI certainly helps :)

[@summertech2014]

This is a great example of why incumbent market leaders will always be disrupted. By focusing on their current customer's demand, incumbents always lose the ability to see beyond the present. The leaders always say - you can dream about the future, I focus on what is real today. Exactly what Marc Bernioff is saying. But when enough start-ups can dream of the future, eventually one will succeed in creating something better. Way better and cheaper. Well... that's actually a good thing. Because if market leaders continue to succeed over a long period of time, they will snowball into giant monopolies. That is bad. So... shed no tears when SalesForce eventually discovers someone else has create something better and cheaper and wipe them out.

[@jarrodfisk]

I commend you Peter for pressing Marc on what the future of jobs looks like. It’s very concerning how much he was dodging your questions about what the future looks like. He was ridiculously disingenuous.

[@jarrodfisk]

The title of interview should have been “Salesforce Founder Hides the Truth on AI Agents w/Marc Benioff”

[@dan_chay]

I like Benioff's focus on "trust." I'd like that focus even more if it explicitly articulated the likely implicit idea also of "trustworthiness." The latter shifts focus to our more powerful sphere of influence, ourselves. The former allows too much shifting the burden (of trust) to others.

[@tiffany_greeneyes4901]

Right, I keep seeing these AI business leaders dodge questions about accuracy and reliability. The thing about predictive algorithms is that they can only be certain about the past. As soon as they are asked to make predictions about the future is to allow it to guess. This means it will be less accurate. When it comes to things like legal compliance and information security, any guesswork is a liability.

[@DavitBarbakadze]

Does anybody know what's the virtual school that Peter mentioned near the end?

[@DrewPrescott]

13:51 this is the moment his PR team helped him craft a response. Don’t look up.

[@peterroy6801]

Baddasssss discussion!!

[@rey82rey82]

“Maybe we aren’t going to hire anybody this year” -MB

[@AshwaniJha4]

He is so self obsessed with boasting about sales force

[@Chriko_labs]

Salesforce is his baby. Ever tried to talk to a parent about anything but their baby? 😉

[@tiffany_greeneyes4901]

It’s because the tech isn’t actually new, it’s the same chat bots everyone hates, it just sounds human. What is new is the stock shares he sold convincing businesses this one is different and they can fire all their talent now.

[@robbrown2]

His whole jokingly refusing to talk about the future is annoying and unfunny

[@GaryMLive]

I assume that’s intentional. He knows where this leads and would rather not get lost in a conversation about job loss mitigation vs immediate productive implementation.

[@bhavtosh5328]

Liberation from work is essential for happiness in life.

[@jonnyvpc]

For a CEO of this size to jam on AI like this is dope. To keep it real, I think Agentic workflows are the future of Architecture (cloud, data, AI itself). I am doing this with UX but the UX tools are not interconnected. Example: Figma and Protopie as each look at one another as competition so natrually, the deep learning models cannot connect to these API sets. So I have to do a workaround for now until the vendors recognize the nature of the future: 100% connectivity and curated by the driver, not the operator. That is, this is not a rollercoaster, it is a roller derby. We drive where we want, roll where we want and need the ability to use agents to connect to super high-accurate customer data and align usability to those workflows. I am excited for the future but UX products, are indeed behind. Sure, can prompt a UI, but what about vetted customer intelligence based on the next step of design; prototyping. Then behavior? I'd love more interaction between "UX" driven companies. We are the designer of user experiences. Time to get on board.

[@robbrown2]

He's Mighty evasive and rather obnoxious in my opinion

[@jacquelinewilliams2740]

Huh? This guy says because we have lower birth rates we will have lower workforce, therefore we need to create agents to replace the would be workers? Huh? With less people wouldn’t we obviously need less being produced?🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️. The logic from some of these guys is just disturbing:(.

[@chriss2295]

Salesforce obviously sees it future in jeopardy. If Ai agents are the future, Salesforce as a platform will no longer be needed.

[@montana3918]

Exactly my thought. Companies will just hire AI agents to create their own custom solutions. No need for a standard platform like sales force.

[@richardyi4346]

I like your podcast - Thanks, Peter _ you should suggest him to rename from Agent Force to Jedi Force :)

[@georgebalan3695]

Benioff, one of the greasiest, slimiest and uncharismatic sleaze bags to walk the earth

[@razvanvita6548]

the title sounded better than all the clip

[@joshwong800]

You can see the PR training coming out on the question of 'will jobs be decimated?'.... "There will be a change with jobs" "implications for jobs and jobs will move" "rebalanced our workforce " . Never a straight forward statement of the obvious human vs ASI paradigm that 'yes you will lose your job'. No one can be cheaper, faster and safer compared to ASI. UBI needed right now. Gear up for the hobby and passion driven society. 💚

[@tiffany_greeneyes4901]

This is true until it isn’t. The thing about AI is that it makes mistakes as fast as it produces results. Look at what happened with Crowdstrike. I’m not sure how much it would have cost to have a small team of people reviewing code before rolling it out, but it took one person 15 minutes to find and correct the issue, so because they eliminated all of the humans from that development process, it resulted in one of the most expensive 15 minutes in history. Whatever they were saving by not hiring engineers, the one mistake more than made up that money, so they would have been better off keeping some engineers around.

[@dboynette]

Thanks for amazing insight, sooo exciting.

[@kelmohror6960]

Where is the "truth"? A lot of socializing, a lot of frivolity, a lot of self-aggrandizement but little to no entrepreneurial sustenance

[@FreddyPoveda]

Wow Marc is very much a bully. Did not see that coming.

[@tiffany_greeneyes4901]

Really? Seems quite on brand to me.

[@daveaugusto]

Did you know he’s the CEO of Salesforce?? Wow … what a surprising revelation.

[@CharlotteLopez-n3i]

AI taking over labor force hot topic. Great insights from Marc Benioff!

[@stevethompson210]

During the podcast: *smile and laugh. After the podcast: “what an a**hole”

[@DesiGoatFarmer]

Software Engineer here with 27 years experience. Still don't know what Sales Force does or provide

[@tiffany_greeneyes4901]

I don’t think Marc does either. Honestly, there are absolutely some tools that could help, but basically agentforce is just making dial-up menus sound human so you can’t just start screaming “representative” when you know you have hit a wall and need to talk to a person.

[@Amos20]

Goes on a show called Moonshots. Won't talk about the future.

[@aomukai]

that guy can speak forever without saying anything. "tell me about the future" - 2 minute rant about nothing, then "let's get back to the present and we'll get to the future when it arrives", followed by 5 minutes without saying *anything at all*. you can literally feel your brain cells die while he's making lipflaps without meaning.

[@lkg1568]

Tried this product. He is overselling it at a very high price.

[@tiffany_greeneyes4901]

It’s basically the chat bots every big company started using on their websites had a baby with dial phone menus, they gave them a personality so it’s hard to know if they’re a robot or a well-trained person, and now he’s squeezing every last drop out of this as quickly as possible before all these business leaders start to realize they got tricked by a convincing demo of a product with little-to-no substance.

[@GetFlySCIENCE]

Agentforce > Copilot

[@Monk_Mode_Master]

this guy needs to find a balance with his sarcasm. I appreciate his hustle in life though.

[@user-ys4og2vv8k]

A paradise for capital and business owners - no workers, no unions, no sick leave, just money growing in the bank account. PARADISE! But wait... if there are no workers, who will be the customer? Umm... we need to raise robots to be customers, YES!

[@foreropa]

Although he´s right that every new invention has an impact in jobs, now it´s not the same case and that's a fallacy many are using. Never before this change has been so fast as today.

[@JasonHeath-z7i]

Im a big fan ! Of this Ai tools are fabulous. But im starting to get nervous

[@edgarleonayala]

please come to Puerto Rico. I need to set up an AI company.

[@BizAutomation4U]

Marc B "I want to use your channel to sell AgentForce, which means you have to talk about the here and now" Peter H "But I want to use you to get more subscribers and increase my cred by making you talk about the future. I even called you my "Good friend". It's how I control all my powerful friends, but it's not working ! (all of which are titans of society, just luck I guess ;-). Incidently Marc B has demonstrated his sharp elbows during this interview, why I've always referred to him as Silicon Vallye's biggest blow-hard, but also a great voice to listen to (so long as you can parse his self serving noise from legit well thought through insights which come from a place of genuine knowledge. He's not lazy)

[@probabilitiesdontdefineyou]

This is the worst. It's just promo. Go trump somewhere else. We're all better than that and we come here for not this.

[@bcooper123abc]

Benioff is trying HARD to sell the HERE AND NOW. Almost sounds like he is DESPERATE. I'm really looking forward to the day when SDFDC essentially becomes a database with pipes company, and the user experience defaults to a vendor-agnostic agentic interface. Be careful what you wish for PT Barnum.

[@Mark-to4vy]

Wow 8:02 minutes self-adulation! Both deserve a double-whopper x-prize.

[@timothytogstad1404]

So much fun and funny too!

[@maximilianalexander2823]

While it's always good to have some skepticism, I caution that a CEO shouldn't allocate all his focus on the present. Make the ship is sailing, but you have to point it in the direction that's correct. The short sighted nature of Uber's board to milk their platform as an add-on and destroy the self driving research group will be studied for ages. I hope that Benioff is privy that a lot of CEOs might one day have 1 ChatGPT or some LLM chat bot where they could ask it questions about the sales numbers and get an answer without logging into Salesforce. Like on first principles, that could happen. It might not but it's not farfetched.

[@kevinprice4536]

Is this guy channeling Steve Jobs ?

[@jason_v12345]

7:02 - 7:42 Wow, that's 0.25 "joy"s a second. Impressive.

[@nicoledickson4270]

Big layoffs coming. If the agents are successfully managing 95% of cases, thats a lot of bodies out the door.

[@alexzarifeh8848]

More so reduced recruitment.

[@tiffany_greeneyes4901]

Chat bots and dial menus already handled 90-95% of calls. The one thing agentforce can do is trick people who are used to just asking for a representative immediately into navigating a phone menu. A lot of the times people can do what they need in an automated menu, they just weren’t at one time so they don’t think they can now and they don’t even try.

[@stefans.9981]

He seems to dodge these questions on the future so well that I almost believe he knows some internal WEF secrets and doesn’t want to share the info. (I don’t blame him but just noticed it). As a member of the WEF they plan the future years ahead so it is not believable that he just thinks about the present. It is worrying that he doesn’t seem to have the destiny of millions of less wealthy people in mind who will mostly get crushed by the transition or job loss. @ CEO of Salesforce: please be a responsible leader and help to shape the now and the future with the good for general humanity in mind. I learned you do a lot of great project which I appreciate but please also have the suffering, poverty, fear and desperation of people and families in this time in mind which is caused by the transition. . I understand in your situation it is sometimes tempting to look down on people which makes you appear less empathic but I am sure you are better than that and actually do care. So please be a voice for freedom and a positive future inside the WEF. Thanks a lot for the good things you do!

[@lucagattamelata8093]

If all companies start using AI agents to deliver services and people are gonna be left out, who are they going to sell services to? AI agents? Do you know a little bit about economics or you’re just trying to get as much money as possible to build a nicer bunker?

[@tiffany_greeneyes4901]

^ I think that’s his goal. There is an inevitable paradox with AI. The future is unknown. Using the past to predict the future can be effective, but it requires some guessing, so in order to create an AI agent that can address new 1-off issues, it has to be allowed to make things up. If it’s allowed to make things up, it will sometimes make mistakes. A calculator that guesses answers isn’t useful. So it will never be possible to let AI go on its own, it will need constant training and oversight. At that point, it is usually just cheaper to hire entry-level employees. AI is great at translating languages, updating code to the newest language, troubleshooting existing code to find known issues, and math. It is not good at keeping current with legal compliance, following emerging trends, identifying new and unknown issues, etc. So they spent so much money trying to build a program that knows when to be a calculator, and when to not be, and shocker…. They hit the brick wall and the challenge HR, teachers, and people-scientists have been working on for their entire career.

[@bbarton538]

Obviously a very capable person but lacking in manners. I appreciate they’re friends but that’s not an excuse for disrespect in this context. If he’s your friend, let him speak.

[@rfaux47]

AI can do it much faster and better and cheaper... wow who needs humans? These people can't resist plunging us into a nitemare

[@tiffany_greeneyes4901]

Also, they never talk about how. If things could be automated, they were. There was a huge push to automate everything like 10 years ago, and it created a LOT of problems for a lot of businesses. Comcast completely rebranded to xfinity because their customer service reputation got so bad. He never talked about the issues earlier predictive algorithms had and why agentforce fixed them. It doesn’t, but the demo tricked decision makers into thinking it was different.

[@shane5003]

You wanna ask him about Davos and owning nothing and being happy with vaccine passports and social credit scores ?

[@JosephSilv4]

Lookin healthy, Pete 😉

[@alexzarifeh8848]

Benioff being rude to Peter throughout this video 👎

[@dannyblaq9433]

This man is selling his products, SF agents don't work as intended have been using Agentforce and it's half ass working. He is just trying to get more people to buy into the software just as the big push on Data Cloud. All that crap is overhyped and not really time tested and really adds another layer of frustrations to developers and people using it. It doesn't even work in their own support realm

[@ExpatGlobetrotter]

The excuses that these tech CEO’s push out to cover the fact that they’re replacing human workers by the thousands is simply pitiful!! I’m so sick of their favorite excuse, “this will free pay up to do more creative thing.” What a line of horse shite!! Worried about AI taking your job? See my book hitting shelves by late February, “THE NEW SOCIAL CONTRACT: AI & THE FUTURE OF WORK”. I have solved this problem. Available in March!

[@michaelharvey9657]

Peter, inspiring discussion! Your focus on AI agents, longevity, and planetary health resonates deeply. I’m working on similar frontiers with AI-driven organ regeneration, Mars terraforming simulations, and quantum-powered energy systems. Would love to connect and explore synergies-let’s push the boundaries of innovation together!

[@Richard-eg6fw]

Let's see how AI agent can help Marc lose weight, stay in shape. Otherwise it's bullshit.

[@RL.777]

Marc Benioff was afraid of the future hence his need to talk about his investments only....

[@tiffany_greeneyes4901]

And not even the tech, the ONE thing his company is doing. It’s all just noise.

[@virtualreality99]

Full off bs, his website is full off posistions for software engineers 😂😂😂

[@jeffandlilmel]

I just can't with this guy

[@tiffany_greeneyes4901]

The gutter of AI? Off limits. My colon? 20-30 minutes minimum. Just a lot of hot air and no substance.

[@Juoa_F]

Marc has a really hard time to take his marketer hat off.😂

[@larryczerwonka5125]

putting wildfires out the minute they start shows such a lack of understanding of nature and forest management.

[@rollyouridea231]

Wow an mtp totally oriented to satisfied wall street , billions with totally not a single social reaponsibility around, the child birth lie to justify his company to start doing layoffs everwhere, when we have billions of people, in which i am pretty sure this guy does not have any interest on the impact of the world for good. I like to listen to this podcast even this guy is completely the meaning of chaos , it is good to see and listen what do powerful people with money is going forward

[@tiffany_greeneyes4901]

Right?! He didn’t even talk about the energy consumption of his AI! What was he talking about “keeping the carbon in trees?!” Validated my beliefs that agentforce is just chat bots with a personality.

[@SK-tg1vw]

Peter let others talk!

[@JP-kn5xz]

This would’ve been a lot more interesting to listen to if the guest wouldn’t have been so disrespectful to the main point of this podcast, which is the future.

[@janellesamuels3385]

Peter just ask the question and let the guest run! Marc has so much to say so shut up! I know you want to chime in to look smart but that’s not necessary. We already know.

[@musicandgallery-nature]

Welcome to the world of zombies. You will be happy there, live longer and healthier and serve the master without worries and thoughts.

[@OliveOil2025]

Did this guy just said everyone is taking medications?

[@NextLVLClub]

nice interview, the WEF propaganda in the end was not necessary

[@WholeLottaWatt]

My gut is telling me not to trust him...

[@epapanak]

The analysis of future work is based on present conditions and not on changing situations . At present we have energy concentrated on places where it is easily transported and intelligence had to be placed in machines in one place (the factory) because building and maintaining machines required high knowledge (intelligence)of technology.. This led many people to work as employees in companies. Today we have distributed (physical or iconic) renewable energy and with a Nvidia Jetson nano we can make a robot using ollama open source we can built a robot to make a large number of products to be sold in the regional or local market. I can't see how people would need a UBI, (unless they want an UBI ) and unless the big capital doesn't allow them to acquire their share in renewable energy. Freedom of our Western societies are based on personal income and not UBI. Governments allowing for policies leading to UBI will find people revolting against them 😅

[@TylerOKC]

I can't believe they're using a cartoon character to represent the product. Is anybody going to take it seriously? Are they even taking it seriously?

[@robbrown2]

I'm not really a fan of Salesforce but dwelling on the cartoon character is kind of weird. they're a huge software company, they also own the building that is by far the tallest in San Francisco and one of the tallest in the world. Their yearly convention is the biggest convention in the city. Yes I'm sure plenty of people take them seriously.

[@TylerOKC]

@ You are practically making my point for me.

[@Marty_Au79]

ASI shan't be taking insights or orders for that matter from me, you or Marc. Which is why he won't pontificate on the future.. "Why, It's going great rn" 😮😂

[@Yaan_Robotique]

I couldn't get through this. What an annoying guy.

[@3AISys]

Love this podcast of Peter & Marc of their authenticity, humor, philosophy, philanthropy, & generosity! ❤!

[@saurinshah3874]

Lot of fluff show real life examples

[@jamiediamond420]

39:03 🤣👏

[@AIAgentStore]

Interesting interview

[@ExpatGlobetrotter]

God, give me a break!! 31,000 of your companies calls are now handled by AI leaving only 5,000 that actually need a human interaction. I suppose you now have 100’s of words setting around twiddling there thumbs waiting on one of those calls that need a human interaction. Or are you going to now try to convince us that suddenly you had 100’s of jobs to put those workers displaced by your AI Agents just show up out of nowhere! Grow a pair! Be honest! Tell the person how many workers you have sent to the unemployment line and how many more you intend to in the near future! Tell us in the end, what percentage of your workforce will remain!

[@shake6321]

we are a few years away from agents. they are still too dumb and cost to much. you need way too many tokens for an agent to navigate a web page and those tokens cost a lot in a smart model like 01 or 03. the price needs to go down 100x and the quality needs another 5x boost.

[@bapa39]

Did you not just listen to the interview?

[@tiffany_greeneyes4901]

And honestly, even at that lower price point, it’s cheaper to just hire entry level employees.

[@tiffany_greeneyes4901]

A tech company leader completely avoiding future-thinking to talk about the now… but not the now in regards to what these “agents” do differently than what the existing chat bots, that people hate, already do, except with a more human-sounding voice… Only the now in regards to how well I’ve sold capital investors on this BS causing our stock shares to go through the roof. This answers my question, what makes agentforce better than existing chat bots and predictive algorithms? Nothing. Got it.

[@claudioagmfilho]

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[@rfaux47]

Ooh we need energy to power AI. Reminds me of a movie series... oh yeah.. THE MATRIX.we will become batteries lol? We will serve AI power grid... shoveling coal into the oven

[@emmadedic4483]

His gest is dominating and intereupring - disrespekt

[@maribethcondrillon4641]

What ? No I don't have any sick