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Bill Gates' premature Harvard exit led to Microsoft's success
MICROSOFT Bill Gates says 2 AM sneaking to code at 13 and leaving Harvard to run Microsoft as CEO heavily contributed to its $3 trillion success.
Bill Gates: The youth should worry about 4 "very scary things"
AI Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates highlights four scary things the next generation should be worried about, including keeping control of AI.
Steve Jobs: Bill Gates taking acid would make Microsoft products more appealing
MICROSOFT Apple co-founder, the late Steve Jobs urged Bill Gates to take acid because it would inspire more design prowess, making Microsoft products better and more appealing.
Bill Gates: I might hide from the press if Microsoft traded Windows 11 for Windows 10.
Windows In a recent interview with Bill Gates, Mark Cuban compared The Mavericks trading Luka Doncic to Microsoft trading Windows 11 for Windows 10.
Bill Gates says AI will replace humans "for most things."
AI Gates recently shared some interesting insights about the rapid progression of generative AI, indicating the new era of innovation is getting scary.
Bill Gates: "I thought I was one mistake away from death" in the early Microsoft days
MICROSOFT Shockingly, Bill Gates said he didn't view Microsoft as a success until the late 90s.
Bill Gates says he'd start Microsoft again as an AI-centric firm to rival OpenAI and Google: "Today, somebody could raise billions of dollars for a new AI company [that’s just] a few sketch ideas"
AI-CENTRIC MICROSOFT In a recent interview, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates indicated that he'd start Microsoft again as an AI-centric firm if he got another crack at the corporate world.
Is Microsoft's controversial Windows Recall feature 29-year-old Bill Gates' brainchild? A mid-1980s radio interview suggests it might be
NOSTALGIC In the 1980s, Bill Gates wanted to make PCs easy to use and fun using AI, or "softer software."
"We are multiple years behind the competition in terms of ML scale," emails show Microsoft executives were worried about rival Google's AI development, which motivated them to invest in OpenAI
2019 emails Emails sent between Microsoft executives in 2019 have been made public as part of an antitrust case. Apparently, Microsoft was worried about Google's AI development being better than its own.
Bill Gates continues to 'backstage' manage Microsoft despite official departure, as Satya Nadella relies on his advice for Microsoft's transformative AI initiative
NOT SO GATED Despite seemingly exiting Microsoft, Bill Gates still plays a major role in the firm's decision making process.
