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Alibaba Chairman Joe Tsay appears at CNBC Converge Live in Singapore on Wednesday.
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The future of artificial intelligence is the main topic of conversation between global technology and business leaders in CNBC’s Get off live in Singapore.
Many executives talked about the potential of II and discussed how they were expected to affect the future of work and productivity.
Here’s a selection of quotes of some leading corporate leaders who visit Converge Live this week:
Joe Tsay, Chairman of the Alibaba Group
Joe Tsay, chairman of the e -commerce giant AlibabaHe told about how AI can increase performance and increase Global VDP, with a total market address “at least 10 trillion dollars, if not greater”.
“If you look at the AI what it does? It actually increases the productivity of a person,” he said, noting that Alibaba himself can get a lot from deployment of II within his business.
Cai also discussed how the R1 Deep-Sourseek Chinese model influenced the II global space in January and led to the “distribution of applications”.
“I think the so-called Deepseek moment is not really in whether there is better II in China or vice versa. It is about the power of the open source,” he said.
“Once you open the model, people can take the model and deploy it to your own infrastructure, whether at the data center or on your laptop, suddenly you have the strength of you at hand.”
“Now you have small companies and large companies, corporations, as well as individuals, and entrepreneurs who develop on the top of these open source codes (models), so AI game has not just left the five richest companies in the world, which can afford to invest as $ 50 billion a year,” he added.
Ding Corinian, AI Innovation lead to Microsoft
Ding Corinian, AI Innovation lead to MicrosoftThe concept of “II -oriented person” was discussed and how it could help improve the future workplace.
“AI, oriented, means that it starts with the user and asks first and foremost: what should AI do? Unlike: what can it do? … so much discussion (AI) around models and technologies and opportunities. We must start with the user and needs.”
Corinian also noted that the II could help improve the performance of the person, not repeating it.
“We love to talk about human relationships and reflections on workflows where II can pick up the arrogance of work and allow a person to provide things that only a person can do: creativity, innovation, coalition building, inspiration, motivation of others.”
Guy Didrich, an employee of global innovation in Cisco
Guy Didrich, SVP and Global Innovation Officer at CiscoDiscussed the importance of AI companies that provide confidence in space.
“Trust is a fundamental to us moving forward … You don’t get access to data (for AI) unless you trust, and the way you trust in our field is to ensure security and be transparent.”
Didrich also discussed how the company’s growth should be clever to keep up with the rapid innovation.
“Now we are in the AI microelectric painting. In the next couple of years II will be built into everything we do. We will take it for granted,” he said. “Be prepared for skill at the speed of innovation. Otherwise your people will never be as productive as they can be.”
Ganesha Russia, Chief Director of HP strategy
Ganesha Russia, Chief Director of the HP Strategy.
Ganesha Russia, CEO of HP strategy, told Converge Live about AI’s impact on the labor market.
“Some jobs will be eliminated. I think this can be expected, but we do not provide a world that has a significantly elevated unemployment,” he said.
Instead, as the capabilities become more affordable, there will be an explosion of demand and changes in the nature of work, “he added. I see it as an opportunity for a tide that raises all the boats.”
Kamal Bhatiah, President and CEO, Main Asset Management
Kamal Bhatya, President and CEO of Main Asset Management, called Deepseek’s rise “rather strange.”
“I would describe it as innovations that are under hardship,” he said.
Investors can miss if they believe that innovation occurs only if the capital exists, he added. “What the experiment in China proves … You can actually expand innovation without capital,” he said. From “the hardships you can actually jump.”
Mark Beniof, CEO of Salesforce
Mark Beniof, CEO of Enterprise Software Giant Salesforce, noted that in recent months the number of investments of “many $ 100 billion” at the data center when excitement around II.
“I think what you just saw with Deepseek, as well as with Alibaba, with their QWEN model, is what you don’t need such technology. So I think it needs to be revised. What exactly are you doing and why are you doing?”
“You can also enter a group thought in technology, and this idea is they need? Well, they may do, but maybe not.”
