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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella on DeepSeek, in-house AI models and competing with ChatGPT bloomberg.com/news/features/…

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella on DeepSeek, in-house AI models and competing with ChatGPT bloomberg.com/news/features/…

When Dina started covering Microsoft in 1999, her first interview was with Satya Nadella. Fittingly, 26 years later, her last interview on the $MSFT beat is with Satya, too. Congrats on an epic run of coverage, Dina Bass

codex achieves sota on swebench, making it a great option for drafting your unauthorized modifications to your company’s codebase at 3:15am

So why is Microsoft back to pouring resources into training its own large language models? When will it use them as versus OpenAI's? Austin Carr and I spoke with Satya Nadella and Mustafa Suleyman on the philosophy behind MAI for Businessweek

Here's a gift link to read our piece on how Microsoft's AI strategy has evolved, how corporations and consumers are receiving Copilot and what the future of AI might mean for the workforce: bloomberg.com/news/features/…

Deep dive on the evolution of Microsoft's relationship with OpenAI, from its $1B investment in 2019 through Copilot rollouts and ChatGPT's launch to present day (Bloomberg) bloomberg.com/news/features/… techmeme.com/250517/p7#a250… x.com/Techmeme/statu…

NEW: Why Apple Hasn’t Cracked AI — The inside story of Apple’s generative AI and Siri failures, setbacks that threaten everything from the iPhone's dominance to plans for future products. bloomberg.com/news/features/…

If you only want to read one article about DeepSeek, read our cover story for the June issue of Businessweek: I traveled to Hangzhou -- home to the Little Dragons -- for on-the-ground reporting. For the first time in five years, China’s tech space is buzzing。 shorturl.at/6w3Ak

Relevant primer before Satya Nadella's Microsoft Build keynote today. Very curious to see if Microsoft shows off any third-party (and non-OpenAI) model integrations or more in-house efforts on the "Pareto frontier" from Mustafa Suleyman

Microsoft's Build developer show kicks off in few minutes in Seattle. Before that, some essential background reading on where they stand in AI, from @austincarr and Dina Bass: bloomberg.com/news/features/…

NEW: For Bloomberg Businessweek, I profiled Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei in his transition from a lab-bound academic to running a $61 billion startup that's trying to win the AI race without losing its soul. Guest link: bloomberg.com/news/features/…

in a joint interview at LoveFrom, Ive and Altman expressed what amounted to a complicated — and perhaps regretful — relationship to the now ubiquitous smartphone computers that are in everyones pockets that was part of the inspiration to develop the new "family" of devices

Mind blowing for anyone who has followed Apple for the last decade plus

Our !Camera launch poster is of course an homage to the famous 1999 iMac "Yum" poster. At a time when everyone else was obsessed with power & efficiency, they made something more fulfilling.

Lovely to see how deep Apple is taking spatial UI with its new "liquid glass" redesign. Feels like the next generation of the translucency + parallax effects introduced with iOS 7. The depth seems much more immersive now yet it's still a very measured move beyond the flat era.

Some thoughts on post-flat design and the future of skeuomorphism, with Airbnb's Brian Chesky & Not Boring's Andy Allen: bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Deep dive by Bloomberg connecting the history of skeuomorphism → flat → fluid in software design with a few quotes from me and a not-yet-shown peek at how we designed !Camera. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

As the world moves toward digital artificiality, Airbnb's redesign and Apple's Liquid Glass UI bring back skeuomorphism and dimensionality to digital interfaces (@austincarr / Bloomberg) bloomberg.com/news/articles/… techmeme.com/250614/p7#a250… x.com/Techmeme/statu…

This month’s Businessweek cover story is out, and it’s me and Lily Meier on whether, after decades of declining sales and failed turnarounds, Gap might actually, finally be making a comeback. (Except, oops, the tariffs!) Gift link: bloomberg.com/news/features/…