Two years ago, AI adoption at Microsoft felt kind of like pushing a boulder up a hill. We had the technology, the licenses, and the leadership mandate, but when it came to cultural embrace of this new era, we didn't yet have the momentum to get that rock to the top.
Two years ago, AI adoption at Microsoft felt kind of like pushing a boulder up a hill.
We had the technology, the licenses, and the leadership mandate, but when it came to cultural embrace of this new era, we didn't yet have the momentum to get that rock to the top.
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Two years ago, AI adoption at Microsoft felt kind of like pushing a boulder up a hill. We had the technology, the licenses, and the leadership mandate, but when it came to cultural embrace of this new era, we didn't yet have the momentum to get that rock to the top. In those early days, […] The post From the field:
In those early days, […] The post From the field:
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