Full interview: Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella

Microsoft CEO talks to CBS Mornings Co-Host Tony Dokoupil about the company’s new AI-powered web products and the future of artificial intelligence.

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Each weekday morning, "CBS Mornings” co-hosts Gayle King, Tony Dokoupil and Nate Burleson bring you the latest breaking news, smart conversation and in-depth feature reporting. "CBS Mornings" airs weekdays at 7 a.m. on CBS and stream it at 8 a.m. ET on the CBS News app.

[lemontree]

I can listen to Satya Nadella all day long.

[anon_]

A CEO who knows what he is talking about and is well prepared. The products will be huge in the market. Repetitive office jobs will suffer the most

[brandonzane]

As a computer scientist, the one part that I couldn't get past was the fact that the AI is exhibiting emergent behaviour. This is something I noticed but I thought I was crazy for thinking it

[zuluku]

This gives me confidence that Microsoft is going in the right direction with AI. I am glad they are getting involved and using their AI hands on has been a great experience for me.

[simbarachekondagona]

Excellent interview. Great questions and thoughtful and informative answers.

[how-to-use]

Out of all the interviews I have watched of Satya till now in the past month, this was the best interviewer pushing to get some answers the CEO about the negative effects of this technology but Satya succeeds again in changing the context of the question asked even though it's quite apparent

[lizgichora]

Ai Safety, Security and Trust. Thank you Satya Nadella for reassuring us about the good of Ai Technology.

[Anders]

I think Microsoft will win this race! Because of first-mover advantage and that ChatGPT seems "good enough" even in these early versions. Google may have more advanced technology internally but looks like trapped in a kind of innovator's dilemma.

[karthikuppulury]

All this will lead to an AI winter some time. Using LLMs to understand user context can surely get some results, but LLMs cannot perhaps be a scientific rationale to understand human behavior. It is relatively cheaper now for companies to experiment hence all the massive investments into nlp models are flowing in. The big bets MS is placing on chat gpt will plateau on its returns soon in time. And who uses bing search btw? I never did.

[stephaniehale]

*The TWO INDIANS at the forefront of the AI in the software industry - Satya Nadella & Sundar Pichai, the CEO of Microsoft & Google respectively.*

[TheLimitlessExperience]

A true turning point in history. We will look back at this and wonder how we have lived without it for so long... Just like the internet all over again.

[HariRauMurthy]

I’d believe him more if he’d admit more of the flaws, which are sure to be there.

[harry]

Bing would take the market share from other small players first and then a bit of Google. Eventually, only 2 will survive.

[avijitghosh]

Leaving this comment. This interview will become historical.

[_crispins]

phenomenal interview. Dokoupil really put the cautious side across brilliantly and exposed Nadella’s inability to meet it adequately. Fascinating insights as a result 🏆

[heberbermudezg]

Amazing talk, This is one of the great advances for the immediate and perhaps accelerated progress of mankind.

[RyanCoomer]

at a buffet, i personally sneak corndogs into the buffet so others can enjoy them. I hide 6 corndogs in my jacket pockets. it then, is a joy for me to see other patrons of the establishment eat my corndogs thinking they were part of the buffet.

[andre-le-bone-aparte]

Luddites: This will take away our jobs!
Microsoft CEO: No, you will now have to prove your value and a thousand new fields will bloom because of it.

[JudgeFredd]

He's got a 10% salary increase while firing at the same time about 10000 employees - no respect for this man.

[severitas]

That is the face of one man you can't trust.