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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella recently highlighted the competitive edge Google holds in the generative artificial intelligence (AI) sector, stating 'Google should have been default winner'. He acknowledged Google's position as a leader, marked by its stock symbol $GOOGL, despite Microsoft's access to ChatGPT's models. Nadella's comments were part of a broader discourse on the rivalry between the two tech giants, symbolized by $goog and $msft, as Microsoft informed EU antitrust regulators about Google's advantages, including its vast data reserves and AI-optimized chips. These remarks were made in the context of a consultation launched by the European Commission in January to assess competition levels in generative AI. Additionally, Microsoft emphasized the need for AI alliances to effectively compete with Google, indicating the strategic moves companies are considering to navigate the evolving landscape of AI technology.
