Mustafa Suleyman

I was under TikTok, but right up there.

And it's great.

It gives you access to knowledge and helps you rewrite things and so on.

And there's not many experiences like that.

And so I think it gave me a real glimmer into what's coming and how different the quality of the interaction is going to be if you really get the aesthetic and the UI and the tone of the personality right.

But in a way, it sort of addresses a small part of our, or one important part of our human needs, right?

I mean, the other part of our needs are to make sense of the world, to receive emotional support,

to kind of have understanding of our social complexity, right?

I mean, we want to come at the end of the day and vent, right?

A big part of what I think people are doing on social media is posting stuff so that they can be heard.

Yeah.

I mean, so far, you're right.

ChatGPT is really a kind of work and productivity AI.

People want to feel like someone else is paying attention to them, that they want to feel like they're understood and that they're saying something that's meaningful.

And it's great.

It gives you access to knowledge and helps you rewrite things and so on.

But in a way, it sort of addresses a small part of our, or one important part of our human needs, right?

Or maybe they just want to work through something.

So in the new co-pilot that we've launched just a few weeks ago at Microsoft AI, we focused both on the IQ.

I mean, the other part of our needs are to make sense of the world, to receive emotional support,