Dreamforce

So, basically, it's, like, yeah, very difficult to sell any type of solution to enterprise because, like, enterprise is building everything in-house.

Like, even, you know, I'm sure, like, you know, because, like, when I was, like, at Dreamforce, obviously, Dreamforce is, like, agent everything, right? So, like, it's agent.

So, what would you say is, like...

It's a good question.

Literally, why not? Because like

nowadays, like I feel like because like one of the most popular use case I'm seeing from like enterprise is like it's like.

So, yes, like, at Dreamforce, right, I was at the Crocs table.

So, like, I did, like, a podcast with VP Paul.

It appears that CNBC must be watching Eli the Computer Guy commentary videos because they're finally coming around to my point of view.

AI safety debate meets reality at Dreamforce as business leaders say last year's models are... wait for it...

Good enough! Good enough! I'm not sure who has been screaming about this for a couple of years now.

Who out there has been using the example of smartphones and saying at one point a number of years ago smartphones got good enough so most people really don't care about the latest version of the smartphone.

I remember, I remember what YouTube used to be.

You people, you people may not have even been born yet.

Anyways, at Salesforce's annual Dreamforce mega conference in San Francisco this week, the keynote conversations between CEO Mark Beinoff and the heads of Anthropic OpenAI and NVIDIA delved into the raging AI safety debate with the execs opining on whether model development is moving too fast.

are we moving too fast no no you're not no if i didn't do these videos if i didn't talk with isaac every week if i was just doing normal i really wouldn't care that much about ai it's amazing these ceos every day every day tell me how fast ai is moving And you're like, really? It's kind of like, I don't know what it is.

I'm good, thanks.

Now, unlike normally, we are going to do things slightly different this week because last week was Dreamforce, which is Salesforce's annual gathering of however many people there are, fifty thousand odd attendees in San Francisco for their annual shindig.

Now, in a while I'll be talk- chatting to Michael Mahoney, an investment analyst at MyWallSt, and also a co-host on The Stock Club podcast, to get his take on what the event means in terms of whether shareholders and customers will have been happy with what emerged from it.

But first, you know, I, I wanted to look at D- Dreamforce because, I mean, it was one of those events this year where the great and the good of AI all came to one place.

Yeah.

And like you say, it's a, it's a massive conference.

Mm

... you reach any kind of consensus in Silicon Valley, but there we had it.

But you did say outages and that is actually what happened this week.

So Dreamforce, which is the world's largest annual customer relationship management sort of CRM and tech conference is hosted by Salesforce.

That happened, I think, last week.

in San Francisco.