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m98789 t1_j3x653d wrote

The three main AI innovation ingredients are: talent, data, and compute. Microsoft has all three, but of them all, at the world-class level, top talent is the most scarce. Microsoft has amazing talent in MSR but it is spread into multiple areas and has different agendas. OpenAI talent is probably near/on par with MSR talent, but has focus and experience and a dream team dedicated to world-class generative AI. They will be collaborating with MSR researchers too, and leveraging the immense compute and data resources at Microsoft.

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cdrn83 t1_j3x455a wrote

I have a bunch of word documents (more or less with the same format). What tool/service would you recommend to make it learn from all those documents so that I can ask it questions about the content?

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MrZwink t1_j3x443c wrote

microsoft te already beating google. Their income streams are more diversified. It has a huge stable client base (and has had so for 30 years)

Msft won't beat google at search. But then that's googles only "one trick pony." Google isn't beating Microsoft in business hardware, business software. Os etc etc etc!

If Google search gets displaced tomorrow the company loses all it's interest. If big gets replaced Microsoft will keep selling windows, SQL server, office etc etc etc.

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erelim t1_j3x3pl1 wrote

Everyone is currently behind openAI even Google who likely considers this existential risk. If you were Google/MS would you rather buy and become the leader and their talent or let the competitor buy them, thinking you can build something from behind to overtake the leader. The latter is possible but riskier than the first

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netkcid t1_j3x2grc wrote

Core logic this world runs on will no longer be tribal knowledge. Just like how the internet reduced the value of information down to nothing... This will reduce the value of "doing" with said information.

I'm not sure what this will do to humans long-term, I worry though as we're now able to create little experts(models) for nearly anything if given enough information.

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