The page references Salesforce articles on AI trust, product design principles, and autonomous AI agents, and links to materials on balancing innovation with ethical use, but does not reproduce specific governance obligations or user-facing AI policy terms.
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The references to autonomous AI agents and AI product trust materials indicate that Salesforce maintains separate AI governance documentation that may be operationally relevant for organizations deploying Salesforce AI products, but the specific terms and obligations are not contained in this page.
Interpretive note: This page contains only navigational references to AI governance materials; no operative AI policy terms are reproduced, and the scope and content of the underlying documents cannot be assessed from this page.
This page references AI governance and ethical use materials but does not state specific user rights, restrictions, or obligations related to Salesforce AI products; those terms are contained in separate documentation accessible through links on this page.
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Compare across platforms →"How Salesforce Builds Trust in Our AI Products Salesforce is taking steps to ensure AI is trusted and reliable by empowering humans at the helm through product design AI holds incredible promise for. Autonomous AI Agents Are Coming: Why Trust and Training Hold the Keys to Their Success Autonomous AI agents are coming to workplaces sooner than you might think. Count on them automating routine and complex tasks.Excerpt from Salesforce's Terms of Service
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The references to autonomous AI agents and AI product trust materials indicate that Salesforce maintains separate AI governance documentation that may be operationally relevant for organizations deploying Salesforce AI products, but the specific terms and obligations are not contained in this page.
This page references AI governance and ethical use materials but does not state specific user rights, restrictions, or obligations related to Salesforce AI products; those terms are contained in separate documentation accessible through links on this page.
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