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AI slowdown talk hits Dreamforce stage (opens the original)
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Separately, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Anthropic AI CEO Dario Amodei discussed the push to slow AI down and the promises AI still holds for enterprises at Salesforce's annual conference. SAN FRANCISCO — Jacob Coxon, former OpenAI and Anthropic researcher, sounded an alarm last week about the potential dangers of AI, launching a debate that included calls for a slowdown from the very companies developing the technology. At Dreamforce, Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff continued the discussion by invitin
Dreamforce opens with AI, but questions remain (opens the original)
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Salesforce unveiled AI agents and highlighted Claudeforce, but IT executives will still have to consider questions about pricing models, cost predictability and workforce impact. SAN FRANCISCO — CEO Marc Benioff's keynote at this week's Dreamforce focused on a continuing Salesforce franchise and upcoming innovations. The company unveiled new agents, Slackbot, Agentforce Coworker and highlighted the Claudeforce announcement from several weeks ago. Claudeforce will be charged on a per-user, per-mo
The room where it happens: Make AI a member of the team (opens the original)
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GenAI shouldn't be the team stenographer. A new HBR book by Capgemini experts argues it should be an active member of the team. "HBR Guide to Generative AI for Teams" by Gabriele Rosani and Elisa Farri comes out next week, and it is a must-read for CIOs leading their organizations' AI strategy. The book is a sequel to "HBR Guide to Generative AI for Managers," which focused on how generative AI (GenAI) enables managers and individual contributors to do their jobs. While the prior book explored h
Latest AI research puts CIOs and CTOs in the driver's seat (opens the original)
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New research finds CIOs and CTOs increasingly responsible for AI as enterprises report measurable results and move beyond experimentation. New research from Dresner Advisory Services suggests companies are beginning to see measurable returns from AI — and that CIOs and CTOs are increasingly responsible for delivering them. In past Dresner research, CDOs had taken greater responsibility for enterprise data and analytics. But AI appears to be shifting the balance. As AI has become more closely tie
Advice for first-time CIOs from two tech-company CIOs (opens the original)
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CIOs from fast-moving technology companies share practical advice on earning credibility and avoiding the false assumptions that trip up first-time CIOs. Over the years, I've had the chance to meet CIOs from many organizations. The best of them, I've come to believe, lead first as business executives, focusing on people and process before technology. But I've often wondered how that changes when the CIO works at a technology company. Do the same rules apply? And what can first-time CIOs — partic
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