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Is Salesforce giving Claude a little too much power?

Someone's wondering if Salesforce is handing Claude a bit too much control these days - pulling data, updating records, triggering actions, basically doing everything inside the CRM. The real question: if Claude can handle all that from its own chat, why even open Salesforce anymore? Sure, Salesforce still owns the data and permissions underneath, but it feels like Claude's becoming the actual interface people use, with Salesforce just running quietly in the background. Not sure if this is just where enterprise software is heading, or something we'll look back on and think "wait, we gave an AI THAT much access?" Curious what other Salesforce folks think.

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