This man is a master at eloquently not answering questions

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I used to be very skeptical of MSFT after Ballmer, but kudos to B. Gates for trusting Nadella. He massively transformed it into a modern, forward-looking company.

I absolutely LOVE how he dodged the question about what AI he knows about that the public hasn't seen yet. Thats super comforting.

It's rare to see such talent at sidestepping the important questions. Nadella is a great CEO, but it's also important to recognize that he escapes media scorn due to his eloquence at sidestepping the negatives than some of his more aggressive counterparts.

Satya Nadella: AI is going to open up new jobs for people. Also Satya Nadella: Microsoft laying off 11000 employees from today.

These people already have money, they really don't care if other people will lose their jobs.

The art of saying something without answering the questions.

13:48 why is there a discrepancy or gap between your salary as CEO and the developer in Microsoft? That is the same old question!

To quote Satya Nadella's own words at 13:22 "Why is there such a disparity today in the labor market between a care worker and a software engineer........those premiums will adjust" I have one question here " Will that apply to him as a CEO too? What does he have to say about his premium". Shouldn't these companies be also investing into creating a trained AI CEO that can make better decisions than most "human" CEOs. Will make the world such a better place.

Satya Nadella is talking about wage disparity between different categories of workers. If that is agreed as a norm in the society then it should extend all the way to the CEOs as well. There are people who are making earthshaking discoveries and create technologies that transform entire industries and many of them work for normal monthly wages and they have to worry about tenure or being employed. CEOs are not above them.

Meanwhile we are laying off at least 10000 workers…

Adding A.I. to MS products is great! But when will Microsoft add a search feature to Windows 10 and 11 that actually works? I've been waiting for it patiently for the past 22 years...

This AI is definitely going to create one of the greatest social experiments in the shortest period of time.

He is smart and dodge almost all questions

He dodged the question. This will evaporate a lot of jobs, and some of the people will be hard to retrain. We just won't need as many people in call centers or to check in patients. We won't need as many people to create commercial art or advertising copy. Under our current system, a big chunk of the benefit goes to the owners of enterprises. They will compete together to lower some prices (good). Government work gets a little cheaper, lowering deficits (fine). However, a lot of people will be SOL and the government will need to help them.

Wow, I have never heard about Satya Nadella until just a few days ago. I find it quite mind-blowing how up to date and humble he is, and regarding his recent investments in OpenAI and his overall vision of artificial intelligence, it is clear to me that he is playing 4D chess.

He’s crazy if he thinks tools as easy as this to use will result in minimum wage retail workers will getting raises. It’s just going to make the rich richer

It's like interviewing a seismologist at an earthquake factory, "Do you see any potential earthquakes happening soon?" "Well I was once a boy in Inda, and we had an earthquake, and sure it had a big impact on our community. But the way I look at it, Earthquakes can reveal new minerals and resource deposits, such as oil and gas reserves. That are extremely important to our everyday productivity, did you know That our oil and Gas reserves are diminishing rapidly. In fact, Andrej Karpathy uses Gas and Oil every day? It's something to think about."

GPT3 empowers individuals trying to compete against giants.. it’s been tremendous in helping me get some of my concepts and ideas off the ground as I’m not a software engineer but using GPT3 I have frameworks to use and build off of. Now I only need to hire a couple of people to help clean up the code and I can have a product I would’ve otherwise cost me tons of thousands of dollars to develop. I’m also learning along the way. It’s a beautiful thing

I'm curious how secure Chat GPT is especially for people who work with critical unclassified information or company proprietary information on their work PCs. My company wouldn't want me asking Chat GPT to summarize meeting minutes if the information is competition sensitive. I can see firewalls quickly being added to prevent access to AI chatbots if there's a potential vulnerability. Imagine the new and improved MS Paperclip making recommendations on how to change trade secret formulas when you didn't ask for it. Is your secret formula out there for someone to mine in a chatbot server?

I see that engineers have higher biasness to technology contribution as well as their selection compared to other skilled people from different domains. Engineers are the only ones valued today even to lead the business or corporate than others.

Satya has such a calming demeanor, yet terrifying people on stage with the reality of the future.

This is going to supercharge progress across the globe. What a time to be alive!

Super excited about the integration of OpenAI into Azure. I'm sure we will see this technology applied in ways we haven't thought possible by significantly lowering the barrier to entry for developers around the world. What a time to be alive.

Why is he avoiding this simple question(the interviewer asked the same question 5 or 6 different ways); give us a little appetizer about what's to come, is it revolutionnary? He giving the vibe that he doesn't know or either he don't want to tell.

Top, Satya is such a great CEO for Microsoft, you can be very proud as an organisation to find a clear spoken CEO like him. And somebody who clearly gets it and has a vision.

On the surface, it looks like Nadella is dodging the controversial questions/concerns with his eloquence but he is talking with a vision. For answering the hard questions in areas such as energy crisis, poverty, and climate change, faced by 8 billion plus people, we really need help. AI and automation would be playing a key role in answering all these hard questions.

He is talking about growing financial gap between working class. He essentially says why don’t we pay knowledge workers the same as manual labour workers (much lower) since we can automate the knowledge work tasks or hire a villager to do it. Again, technologies don’t enrich people at the bottom, but at the top.

AI will make an excellent personal tutor in every field. It's astonishing.

The art of talking without saying anything.

This is so dangerous, to have this level a person think that we can learn from chat GPT. I have been interacting with it and offer my chats as proof and have caught it at incredibly complex mistakes, when pointing he mistakes to it in excruciating details chatGPT would always apologize and when ask the why of the mistakes, asked if I didn't explain things correctly the answer always was that it didn't allocate sufficient resources to be able to answer correctly. If people assume the answers to complex problems are correct without being able to either understand or double check them, we are in for a world of trouble in the horizon.

Would love to see work on using the AI to help train workers on new skills. As someone who has tried online classes learning needs to be improved.

I'm blown away by the potential of OpenAI and its integration with Azure. Can't wait to see what developers come up with in the near future!

Question dodger 100% should be a politician.

It is interesting how as an engineer, I understood everything Satya was getting at. Making the tech available to everyone and evolve it through development to support anyone's desire, not need, to turn it into something they can use. That always has and will come with a cost. It is inherently true. Every epoch shows that advancement has benefits and drawbacks. However, over time, the benefits outshone the drawbacks. Even if it takes longer, the benefits from accessible AI and tools that use them, will be staggering (hence the common references to the industrial revolution).

The bigger question is does all of Azure have the compute to add chatgpt to all their products? currently they're already struggling to keep servers up and the amount of compute required for every user on all their products is super high. it takes tens of thousands of dollars per instance and each instance can only handle so many people.

One of the best videos I saw recently, corporate responsibility===Microsoft! Great to see Satya Narayan redefining the meaning of search! And thanks Satya Nadella sir for being an inspiration! Google great, but their 'do no evil' motto can't be trusted!

so both Satya Nadella and sundar pichai are Indians. GREAT thing for India.

Have been doing advanced python and JavaScript programming well beyond my abilities the past few week thanks to GPT and CoPilot. Amazing.

Only rich people are more excited about AI, thats make me suspect…

Thank you for an insightful interview. Glad to hear Satya mentioning they ( Microsoft) are allowing access to the foundational models for people to build on. 👍

"I will be replacing all of you, please don't be mad at me"

I've been using ChatGPT and realized that sure it is great and gives you legit answers to your questions. But now, it's gonna be What Questions to ask ? And in what way ?

I agree with this. The advancement of chatGPT might make jobs become easier. But we also need to consider people whose jobs might be negatively impacted by this technology. IMO, we need to guide them through a proper way of training, encouraging them to start a business, or simply shifting them to the area where the worker is needed. Flexibility to learn new things and adapt, in the current age, seems unavoidable.

Software cannot do enough for us. Demand soo strong for software I do not see tools automating code generation a threat. The challenge of the software developer is never the code, it is reading through the requirements to get what business owners really mean and want.

Quite fascinating discussion. Everything asides, I wonder why Microsoft shutdown Microsoft Academia. Given, it was such a wonderful tool for researchers. So, much talk about humanity, growth, and progress on one side and shutting down crucial tools that benefits researchers,

Question: As we become more dependent on AI assistance, will the cost of using these technologies increase? Or will it remain accessible to everyone like internet?

This man is legend.His contribution to microsoft is far more than this not only this but whole of software industry. Hats off to Satya Nadela.❤️

To sum it up, lots & lots of jobs will be replaced eventually, but tech will be greater, have a nice day!

for clarification Karpathy mainly uses it for method/function discovery NOT replacing 80% of his work thats such an exaggeration

A teacher for every student to learn... fantastic!

When corporations pretend they are supportive of human beings, when they just care about money, power and control.

Good to know their perspective. I personally enjoy listening to Emad Mostaque talk about Stable Diffusion and open source. OpenAI and MS will push toward capitalization as its core driver.

Microsoft is one of the smartest companies out there and I am very excited for AI implementation into their Office product line. Literally everything you do with Excel, is unnecessary and can be done via an AI prompt. And I can also imagine there is a lot of room to grow for Outlook - it's a system that has a lot of features but is also very, very slow in comparison to for example Apple Mail and all of that can be optimised with an AI optimising load times. Or Powerpoint - imagine a full implementation of both ChatGPT and Stable Diffusion into Powerpoint. I'm totally with Nadella here - it's not going to take our jobs away, it's just going to reduce unnecessary tasks. Think about how much time you spent optimising your Powerpoint presentations from a layout standpoint - an AI can do that in seconds. You still need all the thoughts and informations, you are the one giving the presentation - but you could tell PowerPoint - hey what about a more high-tech layout, and it gives you a variation, thinks about fonts that match and so on.

Great talk but the question of labor replacement was handled too lightly. Innovations of the past allowed for greater efficiency and specialization and thus always had another route for workers to move to. Comparative advantage only exists where you have opportunity cost. This is why artificial intelligence is so threatening to work. It can be the best radiologist without sacrificing its ability to be the best mechanical engineer without sacrificing its ability to be the best insurance broker. Martin Ford covers this well in "Rise of the Robots"

the big question is how easy it is to copy chat gpt. chat gpt might be myspace but there will be a fb...

No one knows what AI going to do our society. As a software guy, I can ask Chat GPT and software assist tools that can simulate and create prototypes within minutes. I see smaller and efficient dev teams QA, QAGPT will test for all permutations and combinations Basic jobs will get automated. Government jobs like going to a. Window to get a permit will be gone. Satya will NEVER raise the alarm that jobs will be lost. Wealth manager Investment analyst jobs will be reduced I feel companies will not need high headcount. The genie is out of the bottle.

This is an amazing video discussing how Microsoft's Products will soon be utilizing

Imagine being scared of skynet you whole life but end up being killed by your Office 365 subscription 😅

I wonder how long before people realize that AI would make a better CEO?

A great talk, it’s a pity that KZfaq is full of make $500 a day using GPT, this is what we need to be listening to!

I see a lot of the same attributes of Steve Jobs in SN. It’s amazing how the tide has turned. The question about getting organizations to adopt the stack they have is such a critical point in my view. It baffles me that only a few business people know how to create a pivot table for example!

Who is the Indian farmer / what AI project? Any links for more info please?

Oh wow, thanks for the deep insight Satya. Amazing that rural indians will now be able to integrate better into government programs and increase the influence of government bureaucracy further. Maybe next time the AI can help farmers manage their GMO seed contracts with Monsanto too.

wow, he did not reply to one question. Power Automate is not creating jobs, it is actually doing the opposite by removing the need for developers and other small development businesses.

Don't worry, be happy; we've got your back. The future is bright; we've enabled millions of people worldwide to do your job using AI at a greatly reduced cost. This will be great for business and is the way forward. Look toward Inda for the model of your future.

Basically, even he can be replaced by AI. But, with this tech companies can start and end within months. Banks will be in turmoil, over which business to give loan to...

lol... better wages for frontline workers!! the man is hilarious. AI will just entrench existing inequality.

Is the technology really going to help everyone? I Googled rural India and it seems to me that over there they need different solutions. One person writes "This rural village of a hundred homes, like many in India, is not all that far from the main district town, 10 miles away. Roads (paved and unpaved) are there, but there is no public transportation. Grid is there, but there is no electricity. Banks are not far, but no one takes 50 cents deposits - all that villagers can afford to save. Water hand pumps are there, but the water it is not potable. Schools are there, but teachers do not show up. No sanitation, no health care."

ChatGPT is awesome a great equalizer and empowering the little guy

As a an old software engineer I thought my job was safe from advancing Technologies. But CoPilit and Chat-GPT has demonstrated that many/most junior Software development will be redundant. Only the top 5% will survive the coming AI revolution. Being more productive, means that your boss can employ fewer staff. I am glad I am close to retirement now.

he didnt answer any question, just promoted chatGPT (that btw it is amazing)

Microsoft again proved it is the real leader to change the world. Even at infancy chat gpt is amazingly intelligent. When it matures and is able to master recognition of images, creation of 2d, 3d pics to illustrate and express itself the human beings will usher into new era every 5-10 years.Traditional approach in every sector will prove cumbersome.

Fires 5% of the company although the company makes billions, goes on to enjoy a Sting concert the same day and then preaches about compassion.

ChatGPT doesn't work when the datasets aren't enough. Take the perfect example. The nepali language, a close cousin to Hindi. Not a lot if Nepali content is posted online, and perhaps not a lot of datasets text , and so when i tell chatGPT to respond in Nepali, sure it does respond but most of the time its jibberish. It also tries turning the language into Hindi

"are we societally ready for that?" No, our society and economy are both not ready for it.. And we can't do anything to hold these technologies back either, as they're already here and will only keep advancing, and likely exponentially. Their existence proves the need for, and demand that we drastically alter how we do things, especially the requirements we place on the individual, for their survival. His answer to that question, seems to insinuate that enough new job will be created by the technology, for things to balance out.. But that never actually happens! Historically most people technology replaces, merely age out of the workforce, rather than retraining for new jobs, but what's happening now will be a much more rapid change!.. More importantly, what even are these supposed "new jobs"? They always hand-wave away those concerns, by suggesting some magical new jobs will be created, but they never give ANY further thought to what those jobs could possibly be! And I'm serious, give it some thought, what possible new jobs could be created by automation, that could possibly employ all the people that automation is displacing?!? His answer simply ignores the problem. In reality that problem demands an answer that likely requires that going forward, we cannot expect everyone to work in a way that will earn enough to survive on! When you strip away everything else, and really get down to what the problem is, now that we have this technology.. It really ends up being capitalism itself, which is no longer compatible.

Keep worshipping CEOs meanwhile Lays off 10,000 people at MSFT

I like Nadella, but he didn't really tell us anything new about AI in this video or how Microsoft will use it.

Love the man and the company. We have big clients on Azure leveraging Azure Cognitive Services with our Teneo. And as of a few weeks also ChatGPT. The question they are unsure of is the copyright issue. If you train on all of the web you ingest original works. Is the derivative that comes out of the large language model infringing on any copyrights? Legislation is needed to enable the breakthrough in generative AI that OpenAI has made.

he's trying so hard to deviate the topic of unemployment caused by ai

OMG this was crazy interesting

If it is going to take many jobs away but significantly raise our GDP the social security for retirees needs to go way up.

I love the way Mr. Nadella Has explained in a simplest way.

What an articulate man. Indeed deserves to be the CEO.

I wouldn't be surprised that WSJ would be on top of things by just airing 1 youtube video show with AI talking to AI about current events. Congrtulations.

He starts every answer with "Look I mean"

The economic surplus from AI productivity gains is the easy bit...the difficulty is how to address the laggards and losers in the AI revolution...the "redistribution" as Nadella delicately calls it...

The amount of unemployment this will cause will be cause a global depression. Great for the companies bottom line bad for the employee.

wow, the hair + the micheal douglas falling down glasses + he looks so different. even a bit like gerald lanier

Satya is so brilliant!! I wish I could have weekly conversations with him!

1:42 Is AI starting to take the jobs of software engineers?

Spend $10B on ChatGPT then fires thousands of worker

A social experiment well-backed by the largest tech company on earth.....They have a way of reframing how we get to think about our work and we should shape our lives. 😎

I don't know why, but for some reasons I never trusted any of those predictions 30 years ago...and it's here - NOW!

Finally Microsoft fights Google in its own backyard.

He’s great at avoiding answering a question

This guy is at the helm of microsoft!!!!!really!!

Insightful. Never looked at AI from this angle. I think AI will help all of us much better than we think. No one's job is going to disappear . Jobs will be transformed and yes productivity will increase

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