Microsoft Satya Nadella says the future is the learning loop. But who really owns it?
Summary
Satya Nadella argues companies must own their learning loop, not just AI models. The article warns that dependency on API providers risks losing control, and advocates for building systems that allow model swapping without losing institutional knowledge.
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