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Salesforce accused of marketing unavailable AI features

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Salesforce is facing accusations of marketing its Agentforce AI platform with features that are not yet available. A Bloomberg report highlighted that advertised AI capabilities, such as appointment booking and prescription refills, are still in testing phases months after the platform's launch. The company has denied these claims. AI

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IMPACT Accusations of AI vaporware could impact enterprise trust and adoption of AI-driven customer service platforms.

RANK_REASON The cluster reports on a company's product marketing practices, not a core AI development or release.

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  1. Mastodon — fosstodon.org TIER_1 · [email protected] ·

    A Bloomberg report claims Salesforce has been marketing AI capabilities for its Agentforce platform that remain unavailable months after launch. Patients in the

    A Bloomberg report claims Salesforce has been marketing AI capabilities for its Agentforce platform that remain unavailable months after launch. Patients in the advertised demo are still stuck with keypad menus while the promised booking features are 'still being tested.' The com…

    LINKS gizmodo.com/salesforce-has-an-ai-vaporwar…
  2. Mastodon — fosstodon.org TIER_1 · [email protected] ·

    Salesforce's AI platform Agentforce has been criticised as vaporware in a new Bloomberg report. Despite slick marketing showing AI agents booking appointments a

    Salesforce's AI platform Agentforce has been criticised as vaporware in a new Bloomberg report. Despite slick marketing showing AI agents booking appointments and arranging prescription refills, several advertised features remain unavailable. https:// gizmodo.com/salesforce-has-a…

    LINKS gizmodo.com/salesforce-has-an-ai-vaporwar…

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