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Microsoft's CEO Says Cortana's Going to Kill the Browser



Personal assistants will search the web for everything


Microsoft's putting a lot of effort into Cortana, the company's personal assistant that was originally available on Windows Phone but that is now debuting across a wider variety of platforms, so Redmond sees the future all about this continuously evolving technology.

Microsoft's CEO Satya Nadella is the main supporter of Cortana, and at the O'Reilly Next:Economy summit, the man who replaced Steve Ballmer at the helm of the software giant last year explained how he sees personal assistant improving in the next few years.

“To me, AI is going to happen,” Nadella said in his keynote.

Nadella explains that Cortana and the other personal assistants that are being developed by tech companies will soon replace web browsers in our favorite devices, such as PCs, laptops, and tablets.

“‘Hey Cortana’ is in my vocabulary. Having that become more pervasive is my pursuit,” Nadella is quoted as saying by BI.

We'll see. I bet Chrome is here longer than Cortana is.

We'll see. I bet Chrome is here longer than Cortana is.
Same for Firefox.

In in another post it says this about those other browsers,

Microsoft: Windows 10 Users Should Say No to Chrome and Firefox

#2 I really hope you're right!! Here in Denmark we don't have Cortana at all!! And missing a browser these days without a substitution is quite difficult

We'll see. I bet Chrome is here longer than Cortana is.
No way Cortana is Microsoft baby like Edge is, both work together well.

We'll see. I bet Chrome is here longer than Cortana is.
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I really hope so though... Amen ..!

In in another post it says this about those other browsers,

Microsoft: Windows 10 Users Should Say No to Chrome and Firefox
Read it all and dismissed it

Read it all and dismissed it
Avid Firefox User for years

No way Cortana is Microsoft baby like Edge is, both work together well.
Both Edge and Cortana are interesting toys at this point but neither can really get the job done. Maybe in a few years they might start getting useful, until then I'll continue to use FireFox.

Microsoft's CEO Says Cortana's Going to Kill the Browser