It was, on the face of it, just a throwaway gag in the middle of the Dreamforce keynote last month when Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff mocked Microsoft’s Copilot offering as a sort of next-generation ...
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Salesforce’s boss doesn’t have a good word to say about Microsoft’s AI assistants, saying the technology is basically no better than Clippy 25 years ago. After lashing out against Microsoft ...
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This version of the software was also the introduction of 'Clippy', Microsoft's much-maligned virtual assistant which had been added to help people struggling with the software. From the year ...
Benioff also said Copilot is inaccurate and said it "spills corporate data" and forces users to create their own large language models, comparing the tool to Clippy 2.0, a reference to the paper ...
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Marc Benioff, CEO of Salesforce, has once again taken a swipe at Microsoft’s AI assistant, Copilot, calling it “disappointing” and likening it to the much-mocked Clippy, Microsoft’s ...
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