@FinanceYF5: Satya Nadella discusses how to build an infrastructure that allows 20 million Agents to work alongside Microsoft employees:
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Satya Nadella discusses building an infrastructure for Microsoft that supports 20 million AI Agents collaborating with employees.
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Satya Nadella on how to build an infrastructure that enables 20 million Agents to work alongside Microsoft employees: https://t.co/Pypwip8tA0
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@FinanceYF5: 2/ First look at what the big companies are doing: take a high-performance model, plug in standard connectors like Google Drive, Slack, Salesforce, and then add a layer of horizontal agent orchestration. This is exactly what Cowork and Codex are doing—the big companies themselves are on this path.
Discusses how large tech companies are combining high-performance models with standard connectors like Google Drive and Slack, and adding a horizontal agent orchestration layer, similar to what Cowork and Codex are doing.