Microsoft CEO Nadella said AI was born like atomic energy and needed global governance.

CTOnews.com Satya Nadella, Microsoft's current CEO, believes that artificial intelligence (AI) is no less than atomic bombs and calls for global regulation.

Source: Bing Chat Nadella recently went to Axel Springer headquarters to receive the 2023 Axel Springer Award, during which he was interviewed by Axel Springer CEO Mathias Döpfner.

Nadella said in an interview: "I think artificial intelligence (AI) is necessary to carry out a certain degree of global governance, and there will inevitably be some competition in the governance process. If we want to form a successful AI regulatory regime, we need global cooperation like the IAEA. "

Meta's Mark Zuckerberg and Google boss Sundar Pichai attended the closed-door meeting, as did former Microsoft CEO Bill Gates and Microsoft's current CEO Satya Nadella.

CTOnews.com previously reported that Nadella said in an interview with BI:

For me, our biggest opportunity is artificial intelligence (AI). Just as cloud computing has changed all software categories, we see AI as such a transformative shift. Both search and our Office suite will change dramatically.

The way we create documents and spreadsheets or consume information is fundamentally changing. So the Copilot concept that we're introducing is going to have a really revolutionary impact in terms of driving productivity and communication. Software development is the same. The fact that human work, whether front-line or knowledge work, can be enhanced by AI Copilot will be the biggest transformation.