“So my new concept is that each company has its own foundation model that captures essentially the tacit knowledge… the tacit knowledge that resides in people's heads… I think it'll also reside and compound as weights in some LoRA layer that is unique to your company.” Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft, sits down with John Collison to discuss the diffusion of AI inside the enterprise. He explains why “all your data at your fingertips” is the evergreen pitch, why this AI CapEx cycle is different from the .com bubble, and his vision for agentic commerce. They also cover Microsoft's product bundling strategy and how he "wanders the virtual corridors" of Teams to run the company. YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gttQ4dB4 Spotify: https://lnkd.in/gdg5ZymN Apple Podcasts: https://lnkd.in/gutNCGTQ Full transcript on Substack: https://lnkd.in/gDyUEAXk
Brilliant conversation. Satya and John captured exactly where AI is taking enterprise teams, and we can already see its positive impact in a fast-evolving era. It feels like we’re building a workforce where people can focus more on being human, not less.
Monetizing your personal data will become someone's side gig, someday. You watch.
Every company will own their own models and connect them to billions of agents. Billions growing exponentially.
Great video. Satya nails the diagnosis that the semantic connection really does live in people’s heads. But the idea that this connection will simply ‘compound as weights’ is optimistic. If the reasoning was never represented in the first place, the model can only learn correlations, not rules or constraints. That’s how you end up with Corporate Autocomplete instead of something that actually understands how the organisation works.
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