Salesforce Releases AI Usage Guidelines Clarifying Prohibited Scenarios

Translated Data: Salesforce has recently introduced an Artificial Intelligence Acceptable Use Policy, which regulates the usage of the company's AI products, including generative AI and machine learning. The policy explicitly prohibits the use of AI products for weapon development, the creation of adult content, and emphasizes principles such as accuracy, traceability, and unbiasedness. This policy applies to all Salesforce services, including the flagship Einstein platform. Salesforce executives recommend that businesses enhance their employees' skills in generative AI, particularly in engineering, and build a trusted infrastructure.

Has AI Taken Away Programmers' Jobs? Entry-Level Coders' Employment in the US Dropped 20%, Experts Worry About a Talent Shortage in Ten Years

CNBC reports that since February 2025, when Anthropic's Claude Code was launched, the number of software development job postings in the United States did not decrease but instead increased. Data from Indeed Hiring Lab shows that software job hiring has risen by nearly 15% against the trend, while the overall job market has shrunk by 7%. Kuch, chairman of McKinsey North America, was not surprised: the total volume of code written by companies has reached a new high, and the demand for developers remains strong in the AI era. However, the growth is highly concentrated in senior and AI-related positions, with senior roles absorbing most of the increase.

Trump Strongly Pushes AI to Be Renamed as Super Intelligence, Tech Giants Line Up to Comply

Trump pushed to change the term "artificial intelligence" (AI) that has been used for decades to "super intelligence" (SI). He accused "artificial" of implying falsehood in September, signed an executive order requiring federal agencies to use SI in official communications, and threatened to label those who continue to use AI as enemies. Pressure reached Silicon Valley, with Musk leading to rename SpaceXAI as SpaceXSI, followed closely by Salesforce's Benioff.

U.S. Poll Shows 64% of People Say AI Development Is Too Fast, Nearly 80% Call for Government to Ensure Safety and Control

A recent poll shows that concerns about the rapid development of AI have crossed party lines among U.S. citizens. Most people believe the government should prioritize ensuring AI remains under human control and strengthen protection for workers. 64% of respondents said AI development is too fast, while only a small number felt the pace was appropriate or too slow. Concerns about the risk of AI becoming uncontrollable by humans are driving demands for regulation, making it a central issue in public policy. Several leading tech executives have also called for stronger governance.

Google Tests Gemini's Direct Purchase Function on Flipkart, AI In-App Checkout to Launch Soon

Google has begun early testing in India, letting some users buy Walmart-owned Flipkart products directly via Gemini and AI Mode, covering smartphones, electronics and accessories. This marks its AI services extending from search and recommendations into closed-loop commerce, speeding large-model adoption in e-commerce.....

OpenAI CEO's Speech at the United Nations: AI May Be Like the Renaissance or Trigger a Revolution-Level Turmoil

OpenAI CEO Altman told the UN Security Council that rapidly advancing AI brings immediate benefits and risks, like the Renaissance or disruptive like the Industrial Revolution. He urged global cooperation on standards for capability and risk assessment, safety, and human oversight of frontier AI systems.....