Einstein, not Frankenstein - Understanding Salesforce Artificial Intelligence
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This document discusses Salesforce's artificial intelligence product Einstein. It begins with an introduction comparing Einstein to Frankenstein and noting the importance of using the right terminology. It then provides an overview of the different Einstein products and services, including Einstein Discovery, Einstein.ai, and Einstein Platform Services. The document also discusses the types of problems that can be solved using machine learning techniques like classification and regression. It concludes with an invitation to a demo of the Einstein Builder product.
Einstein, not Frankenstein - Understanding Salesforce Artificial Intelligence
- 1. Roy Gilad, Director of Vertical Products, WalkMe @RoyGilad Understanding Salesforce Artificial Intelligence Einstein, Not Frankenstein
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- 3. Speakers Ravi Ravichandran ISV Tech Evangelist Moderator Roy Gilad Director of Vertical Products WalkMe
- 6. Using the right lingo
- 7. Einstein vs. Frankenstein Similarities and differences vs.
- 8. Einstein vs. Frankenstein Similarities and differences vs.
- 9. Einstein Products Einstein Add-OnsEinstein Platform Services The Einstein Family Einstein Emerging Technologies
- 10. Einstein Products Einstein Add-OnsEinstein Platform Services The Einstein Family Einstein Discovery Einstein.ai Einstein Predictive Field Builder (Beta) Einstein Emerging Technologies Next Best Actions Einstein Answers Einstein Bots
- 11. Einstein Products Einstein Add-OnsEinstein Platform Services The Einstein Family Einstein Discovery Einstein.ai Einstein Predictive Field Builder (Beta) Einstein Emerging Technologies Next Best Actions Einstein Answers Einstein Bots
- 12. What type of value am I solving for? What can be answered with Machine Learning ? Have Insights No Insights Discrete (Category) Continuous (Number)
- 13. What type of value am I solving for? What can be answered with Machine Learning ? Have Insights No Insights Discrete (Category) Continuous (Number) Classification Regression
- 14. RegressionClassification Einstein Platform Services What can be answered with Machine Learning ? einstein.ai Einstein Builder On Platform Open Platform* Have Insights No Insights Discrete (Category) Continuous (Number) What type of value am I solving for?
- 16. Q&A Roy Gilad Director of Vertical Products WalkMe
- 17. Roy Gilad Director of Vertical Products WalkMe