Der KI-Boom könnte ohne eine breitere Akzeptanz ins Stocken geraten, warnt Microsoft-Chef Satya Nadella

    https://www.irishtimes.com/business/2026/01/20/ai-boom-could-falter-without-wider-adoption-microsoft-chief-satya-nadella-warns/

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    1. Large_banana_hammock on

      Doesn’t every single business and product rely on “wider adoption”?

    2. This just reeks of desperation lol

      Edit: Also, falter at what…quaretrly returns…tech hegemony on the national scale…what? It seems that every step we’ve taken forward in society for quite some time is nothing more than a cash grab and a reduction in humanity.

    3. „buy our crap product please, we beg you! If you don’t we’ll be hurt by our God awful investments“

      So we should pay Microsoft to eat shit just so they don’t collapse on a bursting bubble… Pass.

    4. Corporate_Lurker on

      Or you know, I could reject technology and live in a valley or the country.

    5. People not wanting our product could threaten our business model is an insane admission.

    6. ShadowBannedAugustus on

      Come on Satya, rename Windows to Copilot OS already.

      Additional billions of Copilot adoptions right there!

    7. Not a boom, a bubble. CEOs across the board are admitting they see no financial or productivity return on this garbage.

      More like “AI hype could falter,” which is why Microsoft is going to shove it down our throats all the way ‘till the inevitable crash.

    8. ScientistAsHero on

      Oh so it’s our responsibility to more quickly adopt the technology that is designed to take our jobs and replace us while making the rich richer? Fuck this guy. These people may as well be from another planet with how out of touch they are. The absolute hubris.

    9. the_red_scimitar on

      „It’d be a shame if something happened to your beautiful boom.“

    10. SleepingCod on

      These people roll out a tech in 3 years that is half-baked and expect a revolutionary adoption…. It took over a few decades for people to adopt cell phones, let alone something entirely new they don’t understand.

    11. _makoccino_ on

      How about you focus on making Windows less shitty instead?

      I bet if you poured billions into it, we wouldn’t be dealing with the bloated, buggy, security nightmare that is Windows 11.

    12. Mr_Magoo1969 on

      Amazingly, no one wants the AI crap that they’re grafting onto every application. Who would have thunk it?

    13. until the next ponzi they cook up to sell GPUs. its not a coincidence the tech bros that were shilling crypto are the same tech bros shilling ai.

    14. bwoah07_gp2 on

      To quote Aloysius O’Hare:

      *“Let it die, let it die, let it shrivel up and….“*

    15. Oh no rich people with betting addictions invested in the wrong thing

      Anyway

    16. elmatador12 on

      It fascinating that AI feels like the majority of consumers are saying “no thanks” while corporations are trying to force it on all of us.

      I legitimately don’t know one person in my life that uses AI regularly after the initial “look at this cool picture I made” goes away.

    17. I guess they aren’t making money off of the kids using it to cheat on their homework

    18. nuadarstark on

      Good fucking riddance. If MS crashes and burns with AI, it’ll be one first step towards healing from all this AI grifting. They were one of the biggest investors into it and have billions leveraged on AI.

    19. The sooner this hype BS is done, the sooner we’ll get real use cases and a mature conversation on limitations.

    20. MrWonderfulPoop on

      I like AI (Claude rocks) but only want to use it when I choose. There’s no need to have AI parsing my email, contacts, files, etc. without my permission or the ability to disable it.

      It gets creepy thinking of an AI silently watching everything I do like Santa.

    21. troll__away on

      Alternative statement, the market for AI doesn’t exist at the level required to justify or sustain the investment that went into it.

      You made a bad play, time to face the music.

    22. mauriciod73 on

      Doesn’t seem like much of a boom if people have to be forced to use it 

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