Tim Stenovec

He says you will be quickly replaced by true patriots who will do a better job on the brand new state of the art equipment, the best in the world that we are in the process of ordering.

That new equipment, it's come up fairly often in recent months when talking about the challenges at air traffic control and for air traffic controllers here in the US.

Does Salesforce have any role in the new air traffic control equipment that is being ordered, whether it's software or something else?

You've got a great view on the capabilities, not just now, but in the coming years when it comes to this technology.

Within our lifetimes, do you think AI could replace air traffic controllers?

Yeah, I certainly understand that from a customer service perspective, Nancy.

But from the perspective of this high stress decision making that takes place in a control tower, is that something that could be done by AI?

And then in the future, we could sidestep issues and avoid issues such as these.

You've mentioned partnerships with Singapore Airlines, London's Heathrow Airport.

But here in the United States, do you have partnerships with airports where this technology actually could help in terms of air traffic controllers, in terms of helping people who are stranded?

I mean, we have colleagues who they were told over the weekend that they wouldn't even be able to find a flight until Wednesday.

And certainly some of that is on the airline, but the core of the issue still has to do with those people not showing up to work

on the airport side and the air traffic control side?

Nancy Hsu, Vice President of AI Product at Salesforce.

Thanks so much for joining us today on Bloomberg Tech.

Do appreciate it.

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