The World Economic Forum, you know, which is always used Salesforce as its fundamental data infrastructure, you know, is running this year with agents.

That is, we have agents and humans working together for the first time here at the World Economic Forum.

Salesforce CEO Mark Benioff at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

Highlighting how the company is powering a groundbreaking shift in tech, he shares his thoughts on the future of AI.

It's extremely important that OpenAI gets to other platforms quickly because Microsoft is building their own AI, and I don't think that Microsoft will use Open AI in the future.

They'll have their own frontier models.

And Benioff on the political landscape and how business leaders should adapt.

I think you have to find your way with Donald Trump on the things that he cares about.

And one of the things that he cares about is actually things like trees, oceans, air. If you listen to what he says and you focus on those

things, you can make a lot of progress. Plus, what's next for Salesforce? Our software is, this is why

we're now the second largest software company in the world. Our software is excellent. We can help

automate these companies. We help them

connect with their customers in a whole new way. I'm CNBC producer Katie Kramer. Squawk Pod

reports. Salesforce CEO Mark Benioff begins right now. And here it is our last interview from the 55th annual World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

And it's a big one, Salesforce CEO Mark Benioff.

It's like so freezing out here.

It's not warm today.

It's so much to talk about.

There are lots of other Davos interviews already on your Squawk Pod feed.

Please don't forget to download those as well.

This conversation, like some of those others, covered news that broke in Washington, far from

the Swiss Alps at the beginning of the week, the White House's announcement of Stargate,

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