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Microsoft's AI chief admits the company is behind but says the AI race is just beginning

By

Reed Albergotti

6h ago· 3 min readenNews

Summary

Mustafa Suleyman, Microsoft's AI chief, acknowledges the company is behind in the AI race but argues it has barely begun. He emphasizes that Microsoft won't take shortcuts like distilling from existing AI models (a method used by Chinese firms like DeepSeek). Instead, Microsoft is building custom computer chips and tuning its models to work with GitHub Copilot, aiming to compete with Anthropic's offerings. Suleyman frames the current moment as the early stages of a long-term competition.

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For Microsoft, Suleyman says there are no shortcuts.
He refuses to allow the company to 'distill' from existing AI models.
Suleyman says, it's tuning its models to work well with its own GitHub Copilot harness, which it hopes to build into a competitor to Anthropic's wildly
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Mustafa Suleyman admits the company is behind, but says the AI race has barely begun.

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