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"Within 6 months, there'll be an AI agent that will remind you of birthdays and also order gifts"

11.05.25|Omer Kabir

Ray Smith, Microsoft's VP of AI agents, isn't worried about the Chinese influence on AI models because "the more models, the more breakthroughs, the more innovation—the better for everyone." He says, "There are a lot of things I don’t see AI doing anytime soon. Negotiation, strategy, and tasks requiring emotional intelligence." However, he admits that the bot answered a question better than him: "The answer is probably better than mine, but I would like to edit it."