I do not intend to take anything away from the technical achievement of the team. However, as Satya opined some weeks back, these benchmarks do not mean a lot if we do not see a comparable increase in productivity.
But then there are two questions. First, are the white collar workers specifically consultants, engineers responsible for increase in productivity? Or is the white collar workers at the very right tail e.g., scientists?
I think consultants and engineers are using these technologies a lot. I think biologists at least are using these models a lot.
But then there are two questions. First, are the white collar workers specifically consultants, engineers responsible for increase in productivity? Or is the white collar workers at the very right tail e.g., scientists?
I think consultants and engineers are using these technologies a lot. I think biologists at least are using these models a lot.
But then where is the productivity increases?