
AI agents give companies a level of productivity and automation that they have never had before. @salesforce is processing trillions of automated work flows, analyzing 250 petabytes of data. @benioff on value of agent-first AI enterprise with @BrianSozzi https://t.co/74v4IMPixl
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#AIAgents are changing how enterprises operate. Our co-founder @aikarjal shares insights on the https://t.co/zxZyFkMLpE podcast, discussing #AI’s impact, the power of #OpenSource innovation, and what’s next for enterprise #automation. https://t.co/UCYOjCozOo

Salesforce is considering adopting consumption-based pricing for its AI agents, with a goal to have 1 billion agents in use by 2026. Currently, there are around 200 million AI agents in trials. CEO Marc Benioff has noted customer dissatisfaction with Microsoft's AI CoPilots, citing issues with accuracy and response quality. Salesforce is processing trillions of automated workflows and analyzing 250 petabytes of data, highlighting the value of AI agents in enhancing productivity and automation. The company also reported a big earnings beat.