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Microsoft Has an Answer to Anti-AI Boos From the Class of 2026

Microsoft Has an Answer to Anti-AI Boos From the Class of 2026
Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 10 June 2026, 13:00 UTC By Matt Day 1 min read
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Microsoft Has an Answer to Anti-AI Boos From the Class of 2026 In recent weeks, the Class of 2026 has made its displeasure with AI abundantly clear, loudly booing speakers touting the technology during commencement speeches. President Brad Smith was paying attention.

Microsoft Has an Answer to Anti-AI Boos From the Class of 2026 In recent weeks, the Class of 2026 has made its displeasure with AI abundantly clear, loudly booing speakers touting the technology during commencement speeches. Microsoft Corp. President Brad Smith was paying attention.
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