Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff has “never worked on anything more exciting” in his career than agentic AI. The enterprise tech giant has bet big on AI agents, spending billions on its own Agentforce technologies, as well as investing in leading AI disruptors like ElevenLabs, Cohere, and Writer. https://www.unleash.ai/artificial-intelligence/interview/why-salesforce-thinks-ai-makes-offices-matter-more-not-less

Salesforce has embedded Agentforce AI agents across all its applications, fundamentally changing how marketing, sales, and service teams operate while maintaining the familiar workflows companies have relied on for years. We spoke with Amber Armstrong, Chief Marketing Officer for Agentforce Applications at Salesforce, during the Agentforce event. She explained how AI agents are transforming enterprise applications, and how they represent more than an incremental improvement.

AWS CEO Matt Garman explains why the AI transition is moving vastly faster than the cloud revolution, and why he remains wildly optimistic about the future of human jobs in an automated world.

KRAFTON and AWS are looking well beyond the gaming sector, as their top executives recently met in Seattle to explore the frontiers of AI model training, advanced simulation, and robotics.

Before an NBA team goes on the clock, their front office needs every piece of data available to evaluate a prospect. Thanks to the AWS NBA Draft Combine and Insights by SportRadar, teams and fans now have access to advanced analytics that connect physical measurements with in-game performance data to provide a comprehensive look at the league's next wave of talent.

AWS is making it easier than ever for AI agents to write your backend. The cloud giant has launched Blocks, a new open-source TypeScript framework that allows developers and AI assistants to build local backends that deploy perfectly to AWS production services with zero code changes.