"Most of us are producers today," Nancy Xu, Vice President of AI and Agentforce at Salesforce, told the audience. "Most of what we do is we take some objective and we say, Okay, my goal is now to spend the next eight hours today to figure out how to chase after this customer, or increase my CSAT score, or to close this amount of revenue." With AI agents handling more tasks, Xu said that workers will shift "from producers to more directors." Instead of asking "how do I accomplish the goal?" they'll instead focus on "what are the goals that I want to accomplish, and then how do I delegate those goals to AI," she said.
"When 'Toy Story' came out [in 1995], we thought, 'How long have we got?' But we've managed to survive CGI," Park told Radio Times, as spotted by GamesRadar. "In fact, there's been a resurgence of interest over the years in our stop-motion animation. We use CGI as well, but AI is a whole new thing." "Obviously a lot of people will be fearing for their jobs,"
