How does a business day unfold in an AI-driven company?

Today’s question: What can you learn from a (fictional) company using AI to break into new markets and reach more customers??

Imagine a company where every decision, strategy, customer interaction, and rote task is augmented by AI. From predictive analytics uncovering market insights to intelligent automation streamlining operations, this AI enterprise is what a successful business should look like. Does this company exist? Not yet, but the building blocks for enabling it are already here.?

Here, we take a deep dive into what a day in the life of an AI enterprise would look like.?

How do you really know if your business is ready for AI??

Deploying AI in your organization involves much more than flipping a switch. Like cloud computing before it, AI requires changes to people, process and technology. This short AI readiness assessment will give you a clear picture of your preparedness, and will help you make informed decisions that boost customer engagement, employee productivity, and your bottom line.?

What our community is saying?

“The assumption that AI's impact on work necessitates a loss of trust is problematic. History shows technological advancements often lead to new forms of collaboration, not replacement of humans. Consider the rise of collaborative software. It didn't erode trust but fostered it.”

Godwin Josh , director of technology and marketing, CD Tech Innovations Private Limited

Salesforce CIO shares 6 steps to generative AI readiness?

Join us for a conversation on August 29 with Salesforce CIO Juan Perez . Hear about his AI council, and discover the formula behind his deployment of 70+ AI technologies.?

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What we’re reading?

• Researchers investigating AI’s impact on teamwork found that humans tend to quickly adopt AI-generated language and ideas, even if they are low quality. ( Techxplore )
• The end of point and click? Generative AI could spark a revolution in user interfaces where systems infer a user’s intent based on a simple prompt or past actions. ( ZDNET )
• Walmart says LLMs are 100x more productive at rewriting product pages – tasking AI with creating or improving more than 850 million pieces of data in its product catalog. ( Modern Retail )

This newsletter was curated by Lisa DiCarlo Lee , Contributing Editor at Salesforce.

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