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David Berliner

Phoenix
As seen in: The Washington Post, Le Monde, Teachers College Record, Slate, Arizona State University News, Education Review / Reseñas Educativas, The Jerusalem Post, University of Colorado Boulder, The Wire (India), Aeon and
Education policy analyst and scholar.
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Unleashing the Power of Connected Agents with the Newly Expanded AgentExchange

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By David Berliner
| salesforce.com
As AI fundamentally transforms the business landscape, enterprises are rapidly embracing a new hybrid workforce where humans and AI agents work side by side. Since launching Agentforce, the platform for building and deploying AI agents, last year, we’ve seen firsthand how AI agents deliver undeniable value across thousands of customer deployments, including reduced case handling time, increased subscriber retention, and significant improvements in operational efficiency.
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Las órdenes de detención de la CPI no protege a los israelies - opinion

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By David Berliner
| The Jerusalem Post
La defensa que el Tribunal Superior de Justicia hizo de los altos cargos israelíes para que no fueran juzgados en La Haya se considera ahora exagerada y carente de fundamento.
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ICC arrest warrants show High Court activism doesn't shield Israelis - opinion

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By David Berliner
| The Jerusalem Post
The High Court of Justice's defense of senior Israeli officials against being put on trial in The Hague is now seen as exaggerated and baseless. The decision held in the International Criminal Court (ICC) to pursue arrest warrants against the prime minister and the defense minister of Israel once again proves how even in international judicial institutions, which are supposedly professional and objective, decisions can also be made based on politics.
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