Satya Nadella believes the impact of artificial intelligence will be profound.
In 1995, Microsoft Corp. co-founder Bill Gates sent a memo calling the internet a “tidal wave” that would be crucial to every part of the company’s business. Nearly two decades later, Microsoft’s current leader, Satya Nadella, said he believes the impact of artificial intelligence will be just as profound. “The Bill memo in 1995, it does feel like that to me,” Nadella said on this week’s episode of The Circuit With Emily Chang. “I think it’s as big.
” In response to a question about Musk’s critiques and the prospect that Microsoft could acquire OpenAI, Altman said, “Company is not for sale. I don’t know how to be more clear than that.” Sam Altman. Image: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg Just as Netscape inspired Gates’ internet memo, the creation of OpenAI, and Microsoft’s support of it, was spurred in part by the threat of Google dominating AI.
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