How Clari Is Using AI to Improve Client Sales Forces

Jun.19 -- Andy Byrne, Clari chief executive officer, and Aaref Hilaly, Sequoia Capital partner, discuss how Clari uses AI to leverage a business and the company's impact on the venture capital world. They speak with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg Technology."

[@TheAstronomyDude]

Byrne is a conman who cooks the books. Symantec still regrets their acquisition of Clearwell. And why are you even asking him anything regarding AI? He hasn't written a single line of code in his entire life.

[@user-eb6zt4ur3p]

I guess it's just for the show. Most people including the female host clearly have no idea what AI (or should I say machine learning) is and what kind of impact it does in all kinds of industry right now. So basically I don't understand why the female host would ask such basic yet meaningless questions to a man who cooks the books. But I can also tell that she's just doing her job to ask someone else's question. What's more, if you're in the industry where Clari and Salesforce are, you'd probably find too many bubbles in using machine learning (AI) to predict so-called 'next move'. There ain't no much big differences between a prediction from an expert in the related industry and a programmed machine. It's just that machines do the job in a much more organized way if programmed well. Mark my words. These bubbles will explode some day.

[@legendarycondor]

What a bad interview ... asking about everything except the business. Why ask about crypto?

[@keithbradberry9178]

There is a need for AI. But we need to use it carefully. Let’s not lose jobs. Let’s create them.