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Kevin Okemwa

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella explains the AGI "Winner's Curse" and why the value in AI will ultimately be captured by the platform—not the frontier model

Satya Nadella, chief executive officer of Microsoft Corp., speaks during the company event on AI technologies in Jakarta, Indonesia, on Tuesday, April 30, 2024.

Earlier this year, OpenAI unveiled its long-anticipated GPT-5 model with major improvements across reasoning, code quality, and user experience. While some believed that the model would constitute AGI (artificial general intelligence), expectations were quickly watered down with some indicating that it shipped with a degraded user experience, glitches, and bugs.

As you may know, OpenAI and Microsoft have been shifting the goal posts as they delve deeper into the AI landscape, seemingly indicating that AGI is no longer the end goal. Instead, CEO Satya Nadella is more interested in delivering real-world impact using the technology, while Sam Altman is locked in on self-replication.

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