Scott: OpenAI is by far Microsoft's most important AI partner
Kevin Scott · AI Copilots and the Future of Knowledge Work with Microsoft's Kevin Scott · Sep 25, 2023 · at 3:28
Kevin Scott, CTO of Microsoft, discusses Microsoft's AI ecosystem partnerships in conversation with a16z's Bob Swan.
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“I think if you think about AI, like, by far, in a way, the most important partner we have is is OpenAI.”
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