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AI won’t be humanity’s ‘co-pilot’

16 January 2024

4:05 AM

16 January 2024

4:05 AM

One of the world’s most powerful men was trapped in a central London basement this morning. Satya Nadella, the CEO of Microsoft, had come down to the lower ground floor of Chatham House to talk to the former chief mandarin of the Foreign Office about artificial intelligence. He had precisely 40 minutes, our host said, because he needed to catch a plane to Davos.

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