All I know is I'm good for my 80 billion.

I am going to spend $80 billion building out Azure.

Customers can count on Microsoft.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella in Davos for the World Economic Forum,

but committed to the White House's $500 billion stargate venture for AI.

Having a government that wants to talk to the business leaders as one of the constituents is

always welcome. But how close is too close for America? I hope it's not an oligarchy.

Plus, are there problems in artificial intelligence's paradise?

Nadella clears the air on Microsoft's partnership with OpenAI.

We are very, very happy with the access we have to open AI.

It's just that we do have other models that we've built.

We build the public model that we talk about is Phi, which is an SLM, or small language model.

And where AI brings our labor market, Microsoft's vision for jobs in a new era.

At LinkedIn, for example, we've changed what used to be front-end design product into full-stacked builders.

So think about it, right?

So the role itself, the complete scope and scale has changed.

I'm CNBC producer Katie Kramer. SquawkPod reports from Davos. Microsoft CEO,

Satya Nadella, begins right now.

In this podcast episode, we're bringing you another big interview from the World Economic Forum in the Swiss Alps.

On the ground in Davos, Andrew Ross Sorkin has been chatting with leaders of state and business. And apparently, you can't go anywhere without talking about President Trump or Stargate,

the White House's AI venture.

Begin and immediately Stargate will be building the physical and virtual infrastructure

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