
Salesforce reassesses AI-driven workforce strategy after large-scale layoffs
As technology companies continue to cut jobs to offset the rising costs of artificial intelligence infrastructure, questions are emerging about

As technology companies continue to cut jobs to offset the rising costs of artificial intelligence infrastructure, questions are emerging about

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Salesforce slashed 4,000 customer support roles—shrinking its team from 9,000 to 5,000—betting heavily on AI agents like Agentforce to handle

Apprehension in the Workforce Concerns are permeating discussions across dinner tables and corporate boardrooms: Is artificial intelligence poised to eclipse

Salesforce, one of the world’s most valuable enterprise software companies, is pulling back from its heavy reliance on large language

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff is sending mixed signals on artificial intelligence’s role in the workplace. While the company recently cut

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Salesforce has laid off 4,000 customer support employees as artificial intelligence takes on a growing share of its service operations.

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff rejects the predictions of widespread job displacement from artificial intelligence, arguing that AI agents augment rather than replace human workers,

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