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12 November 2025

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From one piece Satya Nadella – How Microsoft thinks about AGI 2 beliefs, in the piece's order there

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Trust in American technology, not model capability, may be the thing that wins the world.

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you just made the point of why I think trust in American tech is probably the most important feature. It's not even the model capability. Maybe it is like can I trust you the company? Can I trust you? Your country and its institutions to be a long-term supplier may be the thing that wins the world.

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America holds half the world's market capitalisation because the world trusts it, and losing that trust would be a bad day for the United States.

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that 50% happens because quite frankly the trust the world has in the United States whether it's its capital markets or whether it's its technology and and its stewardship of what matters at any given time in terms of leading uh sector. So if that is broken uh then that's not a good day for the United States.

Satya Nadella – How Microsoft thinks about AGIyoutube.com

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