I'm Jim Kramer and you're about to hear a sample taken directly from today's

CBC Investing Club morning meeting.

But I want to get to Salesforce because you had Benny Off on last night talking about the

AI agents that they're unveiling in a new partnership with Nvidia.

Yeah, look, let's cut to the chase here. I think that the idea that the stock is down are from people who don't know what they're doing because what Mark has done is create this

thing called agent. It's based with Nvidia where you basically can ask the agent anything.

The agent has can offer agency can then therefore think

and say who should be really handling this call what will you do you give me a real long set of

messages it memorizes it speaks to you in a way that makes you feel uh that you're a real person

that you're being acknowledged by a company otherwise wouldn't you wouldn't acknowledge you and i think that this're a real person, that you're being acknowledged by a company that otherwise wouldn't you,

wouldn't acknowledge you?

And I think that this was a very significant product.

And I think that Chenson Wong felt the same way.

Because he kept talking about it in their one-on-one fireside chat.

He kept saying, look, there's going to be billions and billions of these.

And that's what you need because you got that $2 per share query, Jeff, that might come into play.

Yeah, and moving to a query-based model kind of pushes back against the worries that some have had about the seat-based model and decline as AI causes some, you know,

workforces become more efficient, more productive, have less employees. Some of the use cases

I want to briefly talk about within this collaboration with NVIDIA, talking about crisis management.

If you have a product recall or service outage,

one of these AI agents can handle the high volumes of customer inquiries, real-time weather

impact for travel and logistics, real-time customer support resolution as well.

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