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record can support or contradict it. opinions and what-ifs never can, and 0 checkable
ones are still open, waiting for their date. predictions held up or didn't;
assertions are supported or contradicted. on every card:
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Assertion Supported
Klarna's AI customer support agent absorbed the workload of 700 human reps
“Now the difference was when we Got this customer service AI agent to reach a level where it actually served a lot of errands, and on a satisfaction level equal to what human agents many times did, and we took it live, the number of errands that our human agent…”
Assertion Supported
Benioff: Klarna remains a major Salesforce customer and still uses Slack
“There are big customer of ours, actually, and they use Slack.”
Assertion Supported
Roy: Klarna plans to eliminate Salesforce and Workday entirely using in-house AI
“And last night for the attention, he made a big announcement saying that they're going to be cutting their entire sales force and work day budgets because they built in house processes that are simpler, faster,
Using AI, generative AI, good old-fashioned data…”
Assertion Supported
BPO vendor lost over $1B market cap after Klarna's AI tweet
“Well, they were not very happy because we tweeted about it, and a few of them had very severe implications on their market cap, because, like, one of them lost, like, over a billion dollars in market cap on the stock exchange.”
Assertion Supported
Klarna shrank headcount from 4,500 to 3,700 via attrition and a hiring freeze
“We haven't been hiring since September. And since we, as many tech companies have a natural attrition rate, we're about, you know, 20% leave on an annual basis. So people stay about five years, which is kind of typical for tech companies. This means that we ar…”
Assertion Supported
Siemiatkowski: US banks earn $5.50 per $100 spent versus Klarna's $2.50
“So if you look at the total cost of payments in the U S and you look at both what the bank is earning, By interest on your revolving plus the merchant fees. It's actually a crazy. 5.5 dollars on a hundred dollar spend. And we earn less. We do about two and a h…”
Assertion Supported
Kantrowitz: Zoom and Klarna CEOs Are Using Video Avatars for Earnings Calls
“Even the CEOs of zoom and Klarna are doing earnings calls as video avatars.”
Assertion Supported
Kantrowitz: Klarna and Zoom CEOs used AI avatars for earnings
“When Klarna delivered updated quarterly earnings on Monday, it was his AI avatar that presented the highlights, according to the company's YouTube video. And then after him, Zoom CEO Eric Wan he followed suit using his avatar for initial comments.”