Microsoft CEO Nadella calls AI-powered search biggest thing for company since cloud 15 years ago

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Satya Nadella said AI-powered search is the biggest thing to happen to the company in the nine years he's been CEO

an AI chatbot technology called Bard that will begin rolling out in the coming weeks. Bard will compete directly with ChatGPT.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman attended Microsoft's Tuesday event and confirmed that Microsoft incorporated some of OpenAI's GPT-3.5 language technologies into Bing to improve its capabilities."I feel like I've been waiting for this for 20 years so I'm very happy it's here," Altman said during the presentation.

Nadella was promoted to CEO in 2014 after running the company's cloud business. He presided over Microsoft's expensive and risky move from on-premises servers to cloud infrastructure. It turned out to be a massive boon for a company that largely missed the transition to mobile computing.Web Services and ahead of Google in the cloud infrastructure market.

"You can only be relevant in technology if you are good enough to see the waves of change and then to reorient your technology and innovation agenda and the business model agenda," Nadella said. "We've gone through some very harsh ones. The last one we went through was obviously the mobile and cloud. We caught one, we missed one."

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It's not AI, it's an advanced search engine, and it's programmed. AI thinks for itself, and is forward thinking. Quit calling it AI. When it has a bias as to whom, and what it can talk about is a program.

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