Short video transcript excerpt about Salesforce's Agentforce. Speakers state Salesforce has been on a 10-year AI journey and present Agentforce as augmenting the entire organization (not just sellers). Participants note time savings, praise the system's ability to infer user needs rather than requiring exact prompts, and discuss concerns about AI replacing jobs while affirming continued need for human roles.
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I'm really excited to talk to you all about agentforce. Salesforce has been on a journey with AI for the last 10 years. Instead of us just augmenting the seller, we're going to be augmenting the organization.
That'll save a lot of time. A lot of time. The pick list value is there for status. Yeah, that's great.
I feel like in the past you had to be very explicit about like answer this exact question in this exact way. I liked how it figured out what you needed to.
I know that that's a concern a lot of people have when it comes to AI. Will it replace me? Am I going to lose my job? But I can see the great application of this where you'll still need all of the people who are doing those jobs now.
Exactly. It's all about scaling the organization Much easier than the old.
Chatbots of having to.
Let's see what we have. Oh my God.
This is too much fun.
