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Author @code_rams warns that a company’s 10 years of expertise can be captured…

2026-06-15 · 06:07 UTC ·@code_rams ·1 min read

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Author @code_rams warns that a company’s 10 years of expertise can be captured and resold by AI firms—a risk Satya Nadella highlighted. To keep an edge, firms should build learning loops that train on their own workflows, retain institutional memory instead of renting ChatGPT, and treat team knowledge as compounding capital; most won’t.

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Imagine spending 10 years building your company's expertise.

An AI company trains on it. Sells it back to everyone as a generic tool. Your edge disappears.

Scary, right?

This is exactly what Satya Nadella just warned about.

Here's what protects you:

  1. Build a "learning loop" - turn your own workflows into AI that gets smarter from your data, not theirs
  2. Own your institutional memory - companies that just rent ChatGPT will always be dependent
  3. Treat your team's knowledge as capital - it compounds when paired with AI you actually control

The catch: most companies skip this. They plug in a generic tool and call it AI transformation.

The ones who win will own their AI. Not just use it.

Satya Nadella (@satyanadella)

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— https://nitter.net/satyanadella/status/2066182223213293753#m