Satya Nadella

The public domain status of the RAE dictionary is a boon to AI and language technologies. It provides a wealth of linguistic data that can be harnessed to improve the accuracy and nuance of language models, making technology more accessible and natural for Spanish speakers around the world.

I strongly believe that teaching tech, coding, and AI in all schools is essential for preparing the next generation for the digital future. These skills are the foundation of the modern economy, and equipping students with them will empower innovation and problem-solving across all sectors.

I strongly believe that AI advancements should be leveraged to create universal access to quality education worldwide. AI has the potential to revolutionize how we learn by personalizing educational experiences and making them accessible to everyone, regardless of their geographical or economic situation. At Microsoft, we are committed to harnessing AI to break down barriers to education and empower every student and educator on the planet to achieve more.

I believe entrepreneurship will remain viable after AGI. While AGI will bring significant changes to various industries, it will also open up new opportunities for innovation and value creation. Entrepreneurs are adept at navigating changes and leveraging technologies to solve problems. AGI will be another tool in their arsenal, enabling them to design solutions that we haven't yet imagined. The entrepreneurial spirit will continue to thrive in adapting to and harnessing these advancements.

As artificial intelligence and robotics advance, it is essential for the owners of robots to contribute to society by paying taxes for their use. This can help fund social programs and retraining initiatives for workers impacted by automation.

Exempting small companies from the brunt of AI regulations could stimulate creativity and innovation. It would level the playing field, allowing nimble startups to explore and push boundaries without the heavy burden of compliance that larger firms can more easily absorb.

The question of whether digital services deteriorate as they scale is not a black-and-white issue. It heavily depends on the architecture, foresight in planning, and the adaptability of the service to handle increased loads. At Microsoft, we strive to design our services in a way that they scale efficiently without a drop in performance or user satisfaction. Nonetheless, challenges do arise, but with the right team and technology, they can be overcome.