
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella made a significant 'BIG AI disclosure' regarding the competitive landscape in artificial intelligence (AI), highlighting Google's ($GOOGL) strong positioning in the sector, especially in generative artificial intelligence. According to Nadella, while many might have expected Google to be the default leader in AI due to its extensive data and AI-optimized hardware, Microsoft still sees value in forming alliances to bolster its own AI capabilities. This strategy includes a notable partnership with ChatGPT-maker OpenAI, as Microsoft aims to compete more effectively with Google. The rivalry between the two tech giants is further underscored by Microsoft's communication to EU antitrust regulators, where it pointed out Google's competitive edge in generative AI.
CEO Satya Nadella on one quality that led Microsoft to partner with ChatGPT-maker OpenAI https://t.co/evt3aEqgHH
Just a short 10 years ago, the thought of building a billion-dollar company with a team of 1... was unimaginable. But now thanks to AI, it is. I loved @Sama's (CEO of OpenAI) take on my question (I'd been telling the 776 team to think a team of <5 could do it). https://t.co/e8dJDVOTql
Microsoft says AI alliances are needed to compete with Google https://t.co/uB2gIFPbPu


