SynopsisMicrosoft CEO Satya Nadella has warned that companies effectively pay twice for AI by sharing valuable proprietary intelligence alongside paying for tokens. The guide urges businesses to protect this intelligence by using approved enterprise tools, classifying knowledge, scrutinising model contracts, setting AI trust perimeters and retaining their learning loops.Recently, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said that we pay for AI twice: once when we pay for the tokens and again through the proprietary intelligence we share. Most enterprise AI products say they do not directly use your data to train their models. But the bigger issue is the context and intelligence you end up sharing. Consider an experienced credit officer reviewing a loan proposal. The AI recommends approval. She rejects it.Why?Perhaps she hasNow Playing
Using AI without giving away farm - The Economic Times
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has warned that companies effectively pay twice for AI by sharing valuable proprietary intelligence alongside paying for tokens. The guide urges businesses to protect this intelligence by using approved enterprise tools, classifying knowledge, scrutinising model contracts, setting AI trust perimeters and retaining their learning loops.







