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Microsoft CEO Nadella says AI is transforming, not replacing, software

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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella stated that artificial intelligence will fundamentally change how employees interact with corporate software. He explained that AI will streamline work by reducing the need to switch between multiple applications. Microsoft's upcoming Copilot system is designed as a universal work operating system that integrates business data. This approach aims to enhance operational efficiency through greater customization and integration.

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