Elon Musk is in a legal battle with Microsoft, but a friendly virtual appearance was created in the annual technology showcase of the software giant to find out that his grock artificial intelligence chatbot will now be hosted at Microsoft’s data centers. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella told Kasturi in a pre-scored video conversation on Monday at Microsoft’s build conference in Seattle, “This is fantastic for you in our developer conference.”

Musk filed a case against Microsoft and its close business partner Openai last year, containing a dispute over Musk’s founding contribution in Openai, which was helped by Musk to start. Musk is now a contestant of his AI company, Zai, Grocker’s creator, a contestant, openi chat.

Openai CEO Sam Altman spoke with Nadella through the first live video call at Monday’s conference.

Musk’s deal means that the latest versions of XAI’s grooc model will be hosted on Microsoft’s Azure Cloud Computing Platform, including competitive models of Openai and other companies as well as Facebook parent meta platforms, AI Startups Mistrals and Black Frees Labs and Chinese Company Deepsek.

A few days after the Groke Partnership, XAI had to fix the chatbot to prevent South African racially politics from repeated and the theme of “white genocide” in public interaction with Musk’s social media platform X users.
Musk did not address the previous week’s dispute in her conversation with Nadella, but described honesty for AI security as a “best policy”.

“We have mistakes and we wish to correct them very quickly,” said Musk.

Nadella was interrupted by Gaza’s opposition

Monday’s build conference also became the latest Microsoft event to be interrupted by the protests on the company’s work with the Israeli government. Microsoft has fired employees opposing the company’s events including their 50th anniversary party in April.

“Truth, how do you show how Microsoft is killing Palestinians?” A protesting employee shouted in the first minute of Nadella’s introduction on Monday. “How do you show how are the Israeli war crimes run by Azoor?”

Nadella continued her performance as the protesters were dropped. Microsoft admitted last week that it provided AI services to the Israeli army for war in Gaza, but said that it has not found any evidence till date that his Azure stage and AI technologies were used to target or harm people in Gaza.

Microsoft did not return an email request to comment on immediate protest.

Microsoft introduces new AI coding agent

Microsoft -owned Github used the Seattle Assembly to start a new AI coding “agent” to help the programmer create new software.

The company already provides a cupilot coding accessory, but the promise of so -called AI agents is that they can do more work on their own on behalf of the user. According to the Microsoft announcement, the updated tool is the best work on the functions of “minimal complexity” in the codebase, which have already been tested well, while people handle “boring works”, while people focus on “interesting work,” according to the declaration of “Microsoft.

The new tool comes a week later when Microsoft left hundreds of its own software engineers in Washington’s Pugate Sound area as part of the global deduction of about 3 percent of their total workforce, the amount of about 6,000 workers.