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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella stresses that trustworthy AI is the future

At the Microsoft AI Tour, CEO Satya Nadella explains why trust is vital for AI success and how Microsoft is leading the charge.

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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has made it clear that trust in AI is fundamental for its widespread adoption. Speaking at the 2024 Microsoft AI Tour in London, he emphasized that the future of AI hinges on its ability to earn the trust of users. Nadella remarked, “If you don’t trust it, you’re not going to use it,” underscoring the essential role that trust will play in the success of AI technology in everyday life.

Nadella outlined Microsoft’s strategy for AI, with a strong focus on building AI systems that not only enhance productivity but also adhere to strict principles of privacy, security, and governance. This approach, according to him, is critical to mitigating the risks that come with such powerful technologies. He mentioned that AI systems need to be designed with proactive measures to manage potential unintended consequences before they arise.

At the core of this vision is Microsoft’s “Copilot,” which Nadella described as a “cognitive amplifier,” designed to augment human capabilities and increase workplace efficiency. This platform, along with an AI stack and Copilot devices, is set to revolutionize user interfaces and transform the way businesses and individuals interact with technology.

In addition to productivity, Nadella stressed the importance of responsibility. He highlighted the need for regulations that allow AI to flourish while ensuring that its benefits are maximized and its risks are minimized. This focus on responsible AI reflects Microsoft’s leadership role in shaping how the technology is developed and deployed across industries.

Ultimately, Nadella believes that AI has the potential to profoundly impact society, from improving business operations to addressing global challenges such as climate change and healthcare. However, without trust in its safety and ethics, the true potential of AI might remain untapped.


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