Charmingly, their marketing team listens in on ambient conversations picked up by smartphones, smart TVs and other devices, then targets people with ads.
This comes as the majority of physical attendants of parked cars, meters and parking attendants, are being replaced by automated ones.
Salesforce earlier this week announced an agreement to purchase Spiff, a low-code tool to manage sales incentive compensation plans. Spiff was already available on the Salesforce AppExchange, so this is a reminder that developers like Salesforce still see value in having a tighter integration than the component-based approach permits.
Stick with me here: what if you didn’t have to write good generative AI prompts, but could instead write a prompt that would prompt you to write a better prompt? If your head hasn’t exploded yet, that seems to be the idea behind new auto-complete and rewrite features in Copilot AI for Microsoft 365. Of course, there’s a YouTube video showing how.