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Bill Gates AI on AI (one month later)

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Bill Gates outlines the future of autonomous expert systems and their impact on software development. He emphasizes the importance of verifiable trust in these systems and highlights the competition in the AI landscape. Gates also discusses the need for improvements in server performance and client unification to maintain a competitive edge.

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Publication timeWed, 27 May 2026 04:01:44 +0000
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# The Agentic Tidal Wave*To:* Executive Staff and Direct Reports *From:* Bill Gates *Date:* April 26, 2026Our vision for the last 20 years can be summarized in a succinct way. We saw that exponential improvements in cloud would make great software quite available. In the next 20 years the improvement in computer power will be outpaced by the exponential improvements in autonomous expert systems. Verifiable trust will be crucial to delivering the benefits of these advances.Most users of software have not yet seen the price of trustworthy agent compute come down. Cloud platforms and SaaS networks are still depreciating networks built with old verification models, things like API keys and signed JWTs and trust-on-first-use.

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