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Sign InSalesforce CEO Marc Benioff has countered bearish market sentiment, asserting that the rise of artificial intelligence is not cannibalizing the company's core software business. Speaking to the Wall Street Journal, Benioff clarified that customers are not replacing Salesforce offerings with standalone AI technologies. The CEO firmly rejected the notion that the company is backed into a corner by rapid technological shifts, maintaining a confident outlook on its market position. These comments aim to address growing investor concerns that generative AI might render traditional CRM software obsolete. By defending the company's relevance, Benioff seeks to stabilize investor confidence amid broader fears of AI-driven disruption in the software sector. Market participants remain focused on how Salesforce will integrate these advancements to maintain its competitive edge in cloud computing.