‘Now We Can Know Everything and Do Anything,’ Jensen Huang Says at Dreamforce

NVIDIA’s blog covers Jensen Huang at Dreamforce with Marc Benioff: “With electricity, we could power everything… With the internet, you can find anything. And now, with artificial intelligence as an infrastructure layer across the planet, we can know everything and do anything.” The appearance coincided with Salesforce’s Koa—its first CRM reasoning model—post-trained on Nemotron 3 Super using synthetic data from nearly three decades of CRM deployments.

It’s a joint product moment wrapped in civilizational rhetoric. Enterprises will hear the model news; the safety aside (engineering problem, don’t ship if unsure) is the policy tell.

Grand phrases sell platforms. CRM reasoning that actually closes tickets is the test.

We’re separating the slogan from the SKU.

Koa on Nemotron 3 Super is the concrete story: Salesforce taking a NVIDIA base and specializing it with proprietary synthetic CRM data. That’s useful AI if it improves forecasting, case routing, and seller prep without hallucinating customer history. Huang’s “know everything / do anything” line is keynote theater—we’ll hold the applause until Koa’s error rates in production CRM workflows are public.

The downside of that rhetoric: it normalizes maximal capability talk while Huang simultaneously waves away new safety law. Ambition without external checks is how enterprises over-trust agents on regulated data.

I’m watching Koa’s rollout scope, admin controls, and whether Salesforce publishes evaluation results on CRM-specific failure modes.

Dreamforce is Salesforce’s flagship conference. Nemotron 3 Super is NVIDIA’s model family; Koa is Salesforce’s CRM reasoning model announced alongside Huang’s appearance.