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Some businesses may move their data out of Salesforce if the fees are too high, which could change how companies use outside AI.
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Salesforce customers using Claude and other external AI tools to automate work could soon face new charges. Some businesses are already reconsidering their AI usage and may move data out of Salesforce if the fees are too high. Read more:Read original on X
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