Users can leverage pre-trained models to classify text as positive, negative or neutral, and Sentiment seamlessly integrates with Salesforce workflows, allowing users to better understand their customers, according to the company. One of the additions is Einstein Sentiment, which Socher said enables the creation of smarter apps with NLP. The additions to Salesforce’s Einstein Platform Services that were launched June 28 will enable developers to create custom deep learning models to fit their specific business needs, Salesforce chief scientist Richard Socher said during a conference keynote.
NEW YORK - Salesforce unveiled new Einstein Platform Services that it said at the second annual O’Reilly Artificial Intelligence (AI) conference June 28 will enable developers to bring natural language processing (NLP) and image recognition to any app, creating AI-powered customer experiences for sales, service, marketing and commerce.ĭevelopers can use Einstein Platform Services to quickly build custom AI-powered customer relationship management (CRM) apps, according to the company.
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