Satya Nadella

In fact, extending the identities we have for humans today and the endpoint protection we have for their compute devices to agents.

That's correct.

That's correct.

So there are two sort of modalities there.

So there are two sort of modalities there.

One is you give every knowledge worker infinite minds.

One is you give every knowledge worker infinite minds.

That's kind of one.

That's kind of one.

And then you create even infinite minds independent of your identity, because the identity is one of the key things you've got to get right, even for it to work, right?

And then you create even infinite minds independent of your identity, because the identity is one of the key things you've got to get right, even for it to work, right?

Permissions and decision-making.

Permissions and decision-making.

Permissions, decision-making, and one of the key things is who did what to whom is sort of the most important query in an organization, right?

Permissions, decision-making, and one of the key things is who did what to whom is sort of the most important query in an organization, right?

At the end of the day, the organization needs to understand what work got done,

At the end of the day, the organization needs to understand what work got done,

and what's the provenance of that work, and how do you trace it back, right?

and what's the provenance of that work, and how do you trace it back, right?

So therefore, you kind of want either, if it's a human with a lot of agents, then it's really macro delegation, micro steering by the human whose identity was passed on.