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Satya Nadella Warns AI Could 'Fake My Books' — Says Companies Need More Control, Testing and Transparency as Agents Take on More Tasks

BenzingaTanya Rawat

Satya Nadella calls for stronger AI control, testing and transparency as businesses deploy AI systems for workplace tasks.

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