Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff says Microsoft Copilot has disappointed customers
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff criticized Microsoft’s Copilot AI for failing to meet customer expectations, while promoting Salesforce's upcoming Agentforce platform, which is already successfully used by major clients.
Read original articleSalesforce CEO Marc Benioff criticized Microsoft’s Copilot AI, stating it has not met customer expectations. During a recent earnings call, he expressed that many users are dissatisfied with the accuracy and responsiveness of Copilot, which integrates OpenAI’s ChatGPT technology into Microsoft 365 applications. In contrast, Benioff emphasized that Salesforce's AI offerings, particularly the upcoming Agentforce platform, are significantly different and more effective. He noted that Agentforce is already being utilized by major clients like ADP and OpenTable, achieving high success rates in customer service inquiries. Microsoft responded to Benioff's claims, asserting that they are receiving positive feedback from their customers, with a reported 60% increase in Copilot users last quarter. As Salesforce prepares to launch Agentforce publicly in October, Benioff anticipates it will represent a major advancement in AI capabilities for their clients.
- Marc Benioff criticized Microsoft Copilot for disappointing customers.
- Salesforce's new AI platform, Agentforce, is set to launch in October.
- Agentforce is already being used successfully by major companies like ADP.
- Microsoft claims to have seen a significant increase in Copilot users and positive feedback.
- Benioff believes Agentforce will lead to a breakthrough in AI for Salesforce customers.
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