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Satya Nadella

05/22/25

@ Matthew Berman

Microsoft 365 is evolving into three modes: a new AI UI, a multiplayer mode in Teams, and a heads-down mode for individual productivity with AI assistance.

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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella on the Future of AI

@ Matthew Berman

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella on the Future of AI

05/22/25

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Satya Nadella

05/22/25

@ Rowan Cheung

Microsoft aims to create an agentic web where tools like Microsoft 365 Copilot and Foundry work together seamlessly.

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Satya Nadella

05/22/25

@ Rowan Cheung

Microsoft is sharing 30% of all new code with AI, indicating a major shift in how software is developed.

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Satya Nadella

05/20/25

@ Microsoft

Windows is evolving to be the best platform for AI, with new features and capabilities that support a wide range of applications.

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Satya Nadella

05/22/25

@ Matthew Berman

Microsoft is proud of its Azure infrastructure, which now needs to be retrofitted to become AI factories.

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Matthew Berman Cast

05/22/25

@ Matthew Berman

Microsoft aims to create technology that not only achieves technical milestones but also addresses societal challenges, including healthcare and education.

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Peter H. Diamandis Cast

05/24/25

@ Peter H. Diamandis

Google's new AI mode allows for more complex queries and is a significant shift in their search capabilities, aiming to enhance user experience.

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Mike Krieger

05/31/25

@ Hard Fork

The role of AI in the workplace is evolving, with experienced employees becoming orchestrators who manage AI tools rather than performing all tasks themselves.

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Raphael Schaad

02/28/25

@ Y Combinator

With AI, we can eliminate the need for numerous buttons in software like Microsoft Word, showing only the relevant options based on user context.

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Y Combinator Cast

12/07/24

@ Y Combinator

This new generation of AI will take on entire tasks that previously required teams or companies, prompting users to consider what they will create with computer use.