The rapid progress of AI is obvious, but Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella revealed how Microsoft adapted to this trend in his daily office work. In his interview with Ai Developer Event, he spoke openly about this change at Microsoft.
The very first Llamacon AI developer conference in Meta was organized in Menlo Park, California on April 29. During this event, Microsoft’s CEO sat down to chat with the meta-PDG Mark Zuckerberg. During this conversation, Nadella revealed that AI was responsible for the generation between 20% and 30% of the code in certain Microsoft projects.
His declaration is read as follows: “I would perhaps say 20%, 30% of the code which is within our references today and some of our projects are probably all written by software.” In addition, he mentioned that AI generates Python codes fairly well, although its C ++ capacities are “not so excellent”.
In addition, this conversation has revealed that this integration at Microsoft is not limited to the generation of code. The AI tools even examine the codes, which indicates a much more important adoption of AI throughout the life cycle of software development.
Microsoft’s technology director Kevin Scott hopes more about the trend. According to his prediction, by 2030, around 95% of the code will be generated by the AI. Thus, according to him, this will allow human engineers to focus more on high -level design and strategic decision -making. This highlights a significant change in the role of software engineers, from code writing by line to supervision and guidance of AI development processes.
The company’s financial success also highlights the importance of this integration. Microsoft said $ 70.07 billion in revenues and $ 3.46 billion in action per share. This success is the consequence of the company’s confidence and investment in AI and cloud services.
Even Microsoft A and the expansion of Microsoft Azure. According to current reports, this second platform has experienced a 33% income growth on the other, which promises the growing demand for AI and cloud-based solutions.
