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Microsoft CEO warns: AI boom will depend on widespread adoption

Microsoft CEO warns: AI boom will depend on widespread adoption

格隆汇格隆汇2026/01/21 01:54
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Glonghui January 21st|Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has warned that unless artificial intelligence (AI) applications expand beyond large tech companies and wealthy economies, AI could potentially become a speculative bubble. However, Nadella expressed confidence that AI will bring transformation across various industries, such as assisting in the development of new drugs. Nadella reiterated that the future adoption of AI will not rely on a single dominant model provider, which is why Microsoft has chosen to collaborate with multiple AI groups such as Anthropic, xAI, and OpenAI.
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