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Satya Nadella's Journey as Microsoft Chairman and CEO: Volume II: Journeys, #2
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Satya Nadella's Journey as Microsoft Chairman and CEO: Volume II: Journeys, #2
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Satya Nadella's Journey as Microsoft Chairman and CEO: Volume II: Journeys, #2
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This world super-exclusive book continues on the journey of Satya Nadella as Microsoft Chairman and CEO revealing explosive secrets for the first time ever.
This book for the first time reveals about the precursor to Nadella's current prime time obsession about AI - Microsoft AI Networks for Education, Agriculture, Healthcare and Skilling – and his Microsoft Digital India team in Hyderabad tasked with using Artificial Intelligence to build solutions using India Stack (Aadhar, Digital Locker), Skype Chatbots, Azure Machine Learning Studio and Azure APIs. This team failed because of toxic persons leading it and few years later the baton was passed to an outside not-for-profit startup, OpenAI with 13 billion dollars of investments and credits.
This world super-exclusive book continues on the journey of Satya Nadella as Microsoft Chairman and CEO revealing explosive secrets for the first time ever.
This book for the first time reveals about the precursor to Nadella's current prime time obsession about AI - Microsoft AI Networks for Education, Agriculture, Healthcare and Skilling – and his Microsoft Digital India team in Hyderabad tasked with using Artificial Intelligence to build solutions using India Stack (Aadhar, Digital Locker), Skype Chatbots, Azure Machine Learning Studio and Azure APIs. This team failed because of toxic persons leading it and few years later the baton was passed to an outside not-for-profit startup, OpenAI with 13 billion dollars of investments and credits.


















