Taneja also serves as director of Tesla’s Indian subsidiary, Tesla India Motors and Energy Private Limited, appointed in 2021.
At the Microsoft Build 2025 event, Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft, engaged in a compelling conversation with Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, to discuss the future of software engineering powered by AI. The duo highlighted the launch of OpenAI's Codex Agent, now integrated with GitHub, which enables developers to assign tasks, fix bugs, and implement features using an intelligent AI teammate. Sam Altman emphasized the transformative impact of agentic coding and predicted rapid advances in model reliability, multimodality, and tool integration. Nadella underscored the importance of adapting to this pace of change and enabling developers to build next-gen agentic applications at scale.
Microsoft has unveiled a new AI-powered coding assistant under its GitHub platform, marking a major leap in developer productivity tools. Announced at Build 2025, the GitHub Copilot agent can autonomously write, debug, and update code, handling tasks like bug fixes, feature additions, refactoring, and documentation improvements in well-tested codebases. Unlike traditional coding assistants that only suggest code, this agent acts as a peer programmer—taking on assigned tasks, creating draft pull requests, and summarizing its work for developer review. Human approval remains required before any automated changes are integrated, ensuring security and oversight. Powered by Anthropic’s Claude 3.7 Sonnet model, the agent is currently in preview, with Microsoft seeking feedback before broader release
Elon Musk (xAI, Tesla, SpaceX) and Microsoft’s Satya Nadella spill the tea on AI at Microsoft Build 2025 in Seattle! They unveil xAI’s Grok 3 & Grok 3 mini joining Azure AI Foundry, making AI dev faster & fiercer. Elon dishes on real-world AI, from Tesla’s self-driving cars to SpaceX’s next-gen customer service, all about truth & vibes. Satya’s hyping up devs to build wild new AI apps with Microsoft’s tools. Plus, did you know Elon was once a Microsoft intern? This pre-recorded talk is pure packed with big ideas for the AI revolution. Hit play to catch the future unfolding!
AI will soon write your apps, not humans. At Meta’s LlamaCon 2025, CEO Mark Zuckerberg dropped a bombshell: within a year, AI will write 50% of Meta’s code. And he’s not alone — Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella revealed that 30% of Microsoft’s code is already AI-generated today. This is more than a trend. It’s a tectonic shift in how software will be built in the future. Both leaders emphasized the power of AI-assisted coding and model distillation, a method that compresses massive AI systems into lighter, faster, deployable versions. It makes cutting-edge models usable for everyone — from solo developers to start-ups to large enterprises. Meta also launched the Llama API — a direct challenge to AI giants like OpenAI, Google, and DeepSeek — and hinted at a paid AI chatbot subscription model. But the real headline remains clear: Generative AI is set to become your next co-programmer — or even your replacement. Zuckerberg is betting big that open-source AI will drive innovation, deepen engagement, and reduce dependence on competitors. The AI revolution in coding is here. Are developers ready for it? Courtesy: META
Nadella was speaking to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg at Meta’s inaugural LlamaCon AI developer event in Menlo Park, California.
Agrawal announced her resignation in a company-wide email shared with colleagues following a dramatic interruption of CEO Satya Nadella’s speech during Microsoft’s 50th anniversary event.
Agrawal denounced Microsoft’s alleged $133 million deal with Israel’s Ministry of Defense, claiming the company's AI and Azure cloud services were actively supporting military operations against Palestinians.
Microsoft's landmark anniversary event faced disruption due to employee protests