Dreamforce, the annual tech conference put on by software giant Salesforce for the past two decades, feels like a cross between a Las Vegas casino, a billionaire’s wedding, and a company all-hands meeting. It’s possibly the only place on the planet where you will watch humanoid robots dance, get a surprise two-song Gwen Stefani concert, and hear from the two most prominent voices in AI — all before lunch.
On the heels of whistleblowers warning that AI could soon end humanity, the industry's preeminent players came together at the conference in San Francisco to reassure us that, in these trying times, they don’t agree on anything.
Even Matthew McConaughey, the Oscar-winning actor and self-appointed tech philosopher, was torn on whether or not we’re going to be alright, alright, alright.
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