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Had to read that sentence a couple of times -- what does it even mean? It's possible Verge may have butchered it
by jatins 1y ago
Had to read that sentence a couple of times -- what does it even mean? It's possible Verge may have butchered it
- layer8 1y agoThe quote actually appears to be recited from an earlier Verge article [0]: > Parikh, who transformed Facebook engineering teams, now leads a transformation that he describes as building an AI “agent factory” for Microsoft’s customers. > ”I described this agent factory idea to Bill [Gates], not knowing that he and Paul [Allen] described Microsoft 50 years ago as the software factory,” Parikh says. “Just like how Bill had this idea of Microsoft being a bunch of software developers building a bunch of software, I want our platform, for any enterprise or any organization, to be able to be the thing they turn into their own agent factory.” [0] https://www.theverge.com/notepad-microsoft-newsletter/672598/microsoft-ai-agent-factory-jay-parikh-interview https://www.theverge.com/notepad-microsoft-newsletter/672598...
- DeepYogurt 1y agoNo. Jay is an idiot.
- Nathanba 1y agoIt means that Microsoft used to be a software company and it is now supposed to become a software factory company, meaning that it produces factories (=agents) that produce software. That seems like a good goal to have for them.