Microsoft is building a 6,000-person AI deployment team to help businesses implement artificial intelligence. Bloomberg' Tech co-host Ed Ludlow explains why the move mirrors the forward deployment engineer model pioneered by Palantir and adopted by AWS, and why hands-on AI implementation could be the key to unlocking enterprise ROI. (Source: Bloomberg)
Microsoft is building a 6,000-person AI deployment team to help businesses implement artificial intelligence. Bloomberg' Tech co-host Ed Ludlow explains why the move mirrors the forward deployment engineer model pioneered by Palantir and adopted by AWS, and why hands-on AI implementation could be the key to unlocking enterprise ROI. (Source: Bloomberg)
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