That seems to be sort of the case with the recent podcast interview of Microsoft’s Satya Nadella by Dwarkesh Patel, where are the two talked about the future of AI and where it’s going.

Satya Nadella's Microsoft is at the forefront of AI technology, thanks to its partnership with OpenAI. Despite early concerns about AI since ChatGPT's launch in 2022, the technology is maturing ...

Microsoft CEO says AI is yet to have its Excel moment The ... will allow knowledge workers to focus on knowledge work Satya Nadella has said that AI should be measured on its benefit to GDP, ...

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella recently highlighted the ... He described the impact of AI in agriculture as "phenomenal." He said, “The one example that I wanted to highlight was one of the small ...

Satya Nadella ... yield of their land," Nadella said, referring to the Agricultural Development Trust (ADT) of Baramati in Maharashtra that has been using Microsoft AI technology with a select ...

Microsoft CEO thinks AI should be measured in its contribution to an economy, rather than benchmarks of intelligence.

Microsoft boss Satya Nadella has said the company plans to train its new gaming AI on a "catalogue of games" soon, so it can then "start playing them". Speaking on the Dwarkesh Patel podcast ...

Satya Nadella isn't ... there's a new work and workflow," Nadella said in an interview with YouTuber Dwarkesh Patel. "So, the new workflow for me is: I think with AI and work with my colleagues ...

The world has yet to turn any of today’s AI hype and spending into a meaningful lift in the actual economy, says Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella ... in most tasks. Nadella said essentially that ...

AI agents are revolutionizing the SaaS industry by automating complex tasks, enhancing efficiency and driving sustainable growth across customer service, sales and software development.

Microsoft CEO Satya ... AI tools like Copilot became popular. He asked if companies should spend billions on AI, hoping for huge growth. Nadella agreed that AI needs investment but said it ...