Marc Benioff

80,000 employees.

We'll do more than $41 billion in revenue this year.

Presidents are constantly changing.

but our core values are not changing.

And so, we're just anchored down into our core values and then we just speak to that and what we're trying to achieve as a business to reflect back into our customers and our communities what those values are.

As you know, in San Francisco, where we are the largest tech company, there have been a lot of challenges and so,

Yeah, I always have anxiety about safety for our employees and I think that that anxiety just manifests into how can we create a greater San Francisco?

And so I'm excited to be working with everyone from Mayor Lurie to President Trump to do that.

Well, I think we should talk about that we are dealing with a new kind of very unwieldy technology, which, left by itself, these large language models, they can do all kinds of terrible things.

I mean, they can do a lot of great things, too.

You've used them.

They can summarize things, and you can ask them queries, and you can get information.

But unfortunately, we saw this year

This horrible example, or this company, Character AI specifically, started to find that their product was turning into a suicide coach for their customers.

And one of the most horrific things I've ever seen in technology is these children died.

And it was completely unnecessary.

And I think it needs to be a wake-up call that...

we're letting all of this AI technology out fully unregulated.

And by the way, you remember, that's true what we did with social media as well.

And you probably remember what I said in 2018 here, which was social media was becoming the same kind of very dangerous technology.