Satya raises another important question. Sure companies should own their own “learning loop” and the intelligence they produce. Now what about the employees that work for the companies? Should they also try to own their own individual learning loops and the intelligence produced?
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来自“环球视野财经”的博主犀牛哥说,再给微软半年时间。
我的看法在过去半年一直没变:今年不要投资微软。再给他半年是不够的,微软还会继续“软”下去。
除了大家经常讨论的 AI 前景等等,我有以上观点的一个核心原因在于:我不认为微软管理层在过去一年里,在 AI 布局上有过人之举,甚至其表现是低于行业平均水平的。在整个“七姐妹”里面,我认为微软和 Meta 的管理层对于 AI 方向的把握相对比较弱。
@satyanadella Nice theory, but let's be real: when AI absorbs human expertise into "token capital," companies won't amplify workers, they'll replace them.
Every workflow you encode is a job you eliminate.
This "learning loop" is just a polite roadmap to mass unemployment, not shared value.
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