Emily Chang

So you're using Davos sort of as a live demo for some of Salesforce's new digital labor tools.

You know, I know you were prepping on Slackbot.

But a lot of AI customers are saying.

I don't think that's too big a secret.

But a lot of customers are saying they're sort of stuck in AI pilot purgatory.

Like they're not.

They're trying stuff, but it's just not working.

You know, you obviously have also taken on a sort of, you know, a policy bent.

You recently apologized for endorsing President Trump sending the National Guard to San Francisco.

How will you, what did you learn from that moment and how will you continue to reconcile the sort of Salesforce Ohana values with the administration's policies, whether it's ICE raids in Minneapolis or taking over Greenland?

you're really focused on AI and especially its impact on teens.

And you've been sort of raising the alarm about AI influencing teen suicides, which is, you know, it's horrible that we even have to talk about this.

You've called them suicide coaches.

Like,

What should companies be doing about this?

So what should we do?

I mean, should CEOs be held personally liable?

I was talking to Demis Hassabis, the CEO of Google DeepMind, and he, I asked, look, if we knew every company in every country would pause, should we pause AI?

so society and regulation can catch up.

And he said, yes, he would be in favor of that.