Trailblazing the Future of AI, Marc Benioff and Jensen Huang

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- Okay. How y'all doing? All good. Do you like the keynote? Oh, wow. Are you gonna diy your AI? Well, there we go. I guess I got through it, everybody.

- Mark: We really believe that tactics dictate strategy over time. For the very first time, agents sitting on top of tools, agents using tools. The opportunity for agents is gigantic. Augment all of our employees first before I get to the hundreds of billions.

- Some of the most inspiring advances has to do with fine tuning, supervised, um, guardrailing. Do you think that we're going to hit a limit on these LLMs? Or do you think we're just breaking through that already?

- Alexis: We can't write software without AI, we can't debug software anymore without AI. He says he uses chat GPT to help him think through and reason through things. Where does that motivation come from?

- David Wheeler: What is the most important thing to you? Wheeler: Sometimes it's because the technology, um, endeavor or the challenge is just too thrilling. Part responsibility, part excitement, part humility. Wheeler: We don't want to miss this next decade.

- Mark Jensen: The computer system that we know today was largely described in 1964, the year after my birth. Now here we are, we now have the instruments, the tools, this capability called artificial intelligence. Jensen: I'm excited to be here today to celebrate the beginning of the enterprise AI era.