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The CEO of a company that cannot fix its operating system is talking about AI lmao

Crazy what a year can do….

Thanks for ruining windows Microslop ❤

I dont know why people interview this guy. He talks a ton but never really says anything.

those answers sound like AI generated slop

The man who has done more for Linux than anyone else ever in history.

This guy is the reason why nothing is working or functioning in windows, vscode and copilot.

Great to see this interview Only wish David Friedberg was there to ask more thought provoking questions ;)

Took me like 4 prompts to hit “can’t help you with that request” on co-pilot Can’t ever see myself using co-pilot without some serious edge over all the other LLMs.

10:43 - I don't think even AI can save Windows!

Put windows Legacy API over the Linux kernel you might have something.

Hot patching Windows is a long Series of Unfortunate Events

Ladies and gentlemen, Slopya Nutella!

Why are these videos not on youtube music?

Or: How to ruin a company by a corporate suit.

All these pioneer investor and trailblazers seem to not be able to understand that we don't want MS co-Pilot using 88%of our ram that they have made impossible to upgrade....We don't need an OS that is trash.

Where's the part about "SaaS" that's in the title???

08:14 "How did that happen?" Squeezing customers LOL, what are they going to do? all their employees are addicted to Excell..

Capitalism delivers the goods. The globalist, socialist, communist, marxist, agenda will be rejected. I’m an American and I love my freedom and liberty.

All-in last year “Davos is for losers.” All-in this year “ we got invited to Davos heheehe.” I like you guys, just thought the change up was funny 😆

So he is legal immigrant. Fantastic

My prediction: in a fractured world, the notion of a "trusted platform" from the US or any other country cannot exist. Therefore either the entire notion of international platforms must go, or there needs to be some way to do business such that real data security across borders is possible.

Every org has a "house" (Salesforce House, meta house, Pinterest house) in Davos. This is not the proper Davos conference but stuff that happens on the sidelines.

No more mentions of AGI 😂

Satya should retire.. had a good run. It’s all downhill from here.

He’s done such an amazing job saving Microsoft from the depths of Balmer’s death spiral.

Google is making Microsoft dance

jCal asking the tough questions. love it

Where is the line between "bleeding edge" and "bleeding out edge"?

Macro Delegate - Micro Steer Manager of Infinite Minds Macro Delegating to Infinite Minds Micro Steering by yourself/human

I pressed the "Ask" button, and asked it to give me the time stamp when Jason mentioned "Gemini". It gave me the answer which was spot on. This stuff is amazing!

“If you can’t explain it simply, you don’t understand it well enough” 😅

In the "How Microsoft has scaled" section, Satya talks about making 4 roles into 1. What is their plan to train employees for their future rather than these massive layoffs? What do people do when they are layed off? Do we guess which free online trainings will be relevant in 6 months? And forgotten/consumed by AI in 12 months?

Why are you guys hanging out with the Surplus Elites?

Wow, you guys are really all in and everywhere. Good job and good luck on taking the world on podcast revolution

While watching this Microsoft just renewed my deca-annual subscription

Commentator stomach is about to rip through the shirt lol

6;37 One more thing,. This dude gets it.

Men in their twilight years attempting to come to terms with their circumstances

“can’t help you with that request”

You guys are fast! Keep those DAVOS videos coming!

We need great companies and executives here in Phoenix

7 minutes in and he hasnt said a thing. Moving on.

Seems like a very humble dude.. i like what he said just push 20% more for 30 years and you will get there

Nice interview.

MS should change Azure to crypto mining. At least the energy spent will hold some value instead of generating slop.

1 person business are going to dominate the future

CHAMATH move

Great conversation.

So many great points ! Satya is spot on with his grounded takes ! From understanding the Microsoft is a platform company, agents with identity, and then return and growth of the command line...lots of great insights !

Starmer loves Davos

Expected smth new form besties. Thank you

What he’s describing is basically the comments section 😂

Amazing video

Satya, we appreciate you and love your contagious enthusiasm. I would love to be able to have insight on future entrances to this AI revolution for lack of better words.

Microhard is the competition

diffusion??? Don't think I fully grasped the metaphor...

I am forced to use Copilot/GPT 5.2 at work and its capabalities are significantly less than Claude.

linux4life

He is Indian

The end of the podcast makes sense to me. Most of the podcast felt like I was watching three very intelligent, educated, experienced guys have a buzzword battle Royal. I see some data points that help me with my guess as to the price at which I add MSFT to my portfolio. As usual an interesting “A-I” podcast. (Pun intended) thanks besties.

Question : why copilot is so weak, why MSFT does not bring latest gpt to office ?

Always be weary of people who love the sound of their own voice, he has no idea where this all goes like the rest of us.

Remove the narcissit and we have a good time watching

Unfortunately for the people commenting negatively the audience clapped at the end 😂😂😂😂

Privacy privacy privacy-what no one addresses. Which likely means that loss of privacy is the price of AI. High price to pay.

Very informative. You all four at all in podcast are very smart, funny, knowledgeable, intelligent and make the podcast enjoyable to watch. I have always enjoyed watching you all and recommend to many. Keep up the great work.

I loved the information contained in this interview

Wave 3 of Human Technical Innovations!

America will win through distributive solutions driven by individual liberty, adaptive, emergent solutions, and choice.

Amazing how this is the dude making the big decisions 😂

the last CEO of Microsoft, company is turning to IBM with the speed of the rocket

Did no one get the possibly clowdbot reference at 24:50 : "I started my career on a command line. Who knows I may just end it in a command line."

Thank you for the interview.

Most people just can’t fathom the amount of novelty that will be created, and associated economic value… and tech as we know it will be increasingly commoditized, so the big companies will need to keep creating increasingly innovative technologies that we can only dream of right now (or are in R&D right now, and ready to bust out).

i really need to master azure i guess

Loss of hair does not mean Loss of confidence.

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I hope people realize that David Sacks is a big ICE defender and supporter with everything that implies

Microsoft and wipro Infosys are directly involved with me since last 32years as ASI, targeted individual

I am unnoticed, i need some money for survival this is to Microsoft

now ClawdBot MoltBoy OpenClaw MoltBook?

I tell you how people worked before PC, there was no faxes to India, because no one hired people in India.

This guy reminds me of that fake guru guy on Silicon Valley the tv show 😂

the problem that he's thinking from the position of how to preserve his current paying customers, and not what could be done to remove much of what they are paying for

Wassup besties !!

Where this ultimately all is headed is that we basically turn the world into one data center. That's what's happening they're building data centers are record speeds, managing the world outside from inside the data center, inside the simulation. We won't recognize the world in a short period of time, it will evolve fast. It's not entirely clear how quickly, but over the next decade or two, if it doesn't kill us, the world will be dramatically different.

Interesting fact from Nardella, who shared that his first gig in MS was porting SAP R/3 on MSSQL. And how successful SAP and its ecosystem became because of the platform/ecosystem approach MS took. Unfortunately it was Oracle that gained the biggest market share of >60% and MSSQL <10% because running SAP on MSSQL was crap.

Bang the drum

Ok

Oh so this is the man who converted me to a Linux user after using MS products for almost 40 years.

So natural language is out the window now?

*who did what, with what, to whom

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Future AI must become more biological. After more than 30 years of research on receptors, cellular receptors appear to be the computational powerhouses of cells. The symphonic dance they perform gives us the sensation of consciousness. See Origins of Life's Sensoria for more information.

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Is that Satya "make an operating system that wastes more human hours than a certain very bad person destroyed" Nadela? Hype!

MS-stack programmer for decades. Semi-retired now. Porting my old personal PC to Ubuntu since Windows 10 hit end-of-life. Still, I wouldn’t count Microsoft out—the Empire always strikes back. History suggests it does.

Sloptya Nutella is hallucinating.

fix microslop first

Still waiting for an AI bull to explain how AI wipes out VMS, mission-critical software. I can see it disrupting enterprise software like Salesforce, but not stickier niche software. But I'm willing to be convinced otherwise.