India-West Staff Reporter SEATTLE, WA – Microsoft is pushing forward its AI initiatives, with CEO Satya Nadella announcing that Jay Parikh will join the company’s senior leadership team.

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Parikh's team includes some of his former Meta colleagues, plus longtime Microsoft executives.

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Parikh, who runs the newly created CoreAi group at Microsoft, heard that specific message during his Build speech this week. "Jay!" yelled the worker from the audience.