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Microsoft CEO backs slowing AI, but has a 'wake-up message' for Altman, Amodei

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Microsoft CEO backs slowing AI, but has a 'wake-up message' for Altman, Amodei

In a recent statement, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella highlighted the importance of responsible AI development aimed at enhancing humanity's progress.

He emphasized that AI should remain under human oversight and be accessible to all.

Nadella advocates for a diverse ecosystem of both open-source and proprietary models, empowering organizations to integrate their own expertise without relying solely on external providers.

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