Your son Zain shaped your view of empathy and accessibility. What lesson from him guides your view on AI?
Replied bySatya Nadella
Chairman & CEO, Microsoft at Microsoft
Niche: Technology
Revenue: Approx. USD 20 Billion/month
Location: Redmond, Washington, United States
Started: 1975
Zain taught me that technology must include everyone. In the past, accessibility was an add-on. Now multimodal models make inclusion more natural, because you can move between text, voice, image, and more. I hope this AI wave is remembered for making computing a real force for universal inclusion. That would be a fitting way to honor him.
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