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We want to build intelligence that augments human abilities and experiences.
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What this quote means
The quote emphasizes the goal of enhancing human capabilities through advanced intelligence.
Satya Nadella's quote reflects a vision of creating technology that complements and enhances the innate abilities and experiences of humans. It suggests a future where artificial intelligence and human intelligence work collaboratively to improve productivity, creativity, and overall quality of life, rather than replacing human skills and experiences.
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IntelligenceAugmentsHuman AbilitiesTechnologyExperience
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In a technology conference discussing the future of Artificial Intelligence.
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