Marc Benioff's journey began in Silicon Valley, where he transitioned from creating games as a teenager to founding ...

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff disputes predictions of AI-driven job losses, asserting that AI primarily enhances human ...

Benioff says AI agents do 30% to 50% of the work within Salesforce, but the tech isn't reliable enough to take humans out of the loop ...

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff, like many tech executives, is pushing the idea that humans and AI bots will soon work side by ...

In the aftermath of significant layoffs by Salesforce linked to its deployment of AI tools, the company now says it is ...

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff criticized Microsoft for its AI-powered agents and compared Copilot to Clippy 2.0.

AI is changing how Salesforce looks, but Marc Benioff doesn't seem to be the doom-and-gloom others in Silicon Valley are foretelling.

On an analyst call, Marc Benioff described an injury he sustained recently while on a trip to Fakarava. The Salesforce CEO brushed off the incident and highlighted early traction for Agentforce.

"AI is not destiny. We must choose wisely. We must design intentionally. And we must keep humans at the centre of this revolution." ...

"Agents are a $1 trillion TAM [total addressable market opportunity]," Salesforce co-founder and CEO Marc Benioff told me. The company closed 200 Agentforce deals in the third quarter.

Digital labor is a multitrillion-dollar opportunity.” Salesforce’s CEO was quick to note his belief that the company was separating itself from the mass of companies with AI technology.