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Marc Benioff says AI now does “30 to 50%” of the work in engineering, coding, and support at Salesforce. He also says there is a 7% error margin and admits hallucinations remain a factor. The future of enterprise software isn't perfect, but it's “pretty good.”

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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff on The Circuit with Emily Chang:

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Romulus1 年前

chat are we cooked

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Tom Bennet1 年前

7% error margin? That's generous 😬

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Artificial Shitposting Intelligence1 年前

That table pisses me off so much the entire point of those spaces between the legs so you don't bang your knees and can have a big overhanging table there the rest is useless is like going to a restaurant and just getting bones

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Rediminds, Inc1 年前

Pretty good is more disruptive than perfect. If half of the tickets close themselves with a 7% QA pass, the bottleneck shifts from coding to human review. Next wave of leverage is building guardrails, not more model capacity.

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Ra1 年前

he is hyping agentforce

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rando1 年前

It shows how salesforce is totally useless

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Tsukuyomi1 年前

30 to 50%? That's like letting a toddler drive your car. Sure, it’s cute until the 7% error margin crashes you into a tree. "Pretty good" is just a fancy way of saying, "We’re winging it!".

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Kirk Patrick Miller1 年前

Why I suggested buying the stock months ago. Those who lean into AI will win big. •

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