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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 46786, member: 636"] Salesforce continues expanding its artificial intelligence use as other tech companies pull back from the technology. Chief Executive Marc Benioff told Bloomberg that robots handle half of all company tasks. The software maker believes automation helps workers focus on more important jobs. Many other firms slow their AI projects because of high costs and government rules. Salesforce takes a different path and pushes forward with machine learning tools. The company recently cut 1,000 workers to make room for more AI systems. Benioff plans to hire new employees who can build better computer programs. He thinks people should accept that machines can do work humans used to perform. The CEO wants staff members to move toward higher-level duties. Salesforce joins other major technology companies that have replaced workers with automated systems. This trend worries many employees across the tech industry. Workers fear losing their jobs as companies choose machines over people. The AI revolution promises to boost productivity and help businesses grow. However, human workers pay the price as firms eliminate positions. Technology leaders say automation will create new opportunities for staff. The software company demonstrates how artificial intelligence changes modern workplaces. Machines take over routine tasks that people once completed by hand. Companies must decide whether to embrace these changes or resist them. Salesforce believes the benefits outweigh the costs of switching to automated systems. The debate over AI adoption continues as more businesses face similar choices. [/QUOTE]

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