Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has revealed the one question he asks to test the smarts of artificial intelligence (AI) models during development. Nadella uses a query based on the Persian poet Jalaluddin Rumi to test whether AI can capture the deep meaning in poetry. The test is essential to see whether the technology preserves the sovereignty of poetry across two language barriers, rather than offering a simple machine translation. Nadella was impressed when OpenAI’s most powerful AI model, GPT-4, managed to preserve the meaning of Rumi’s work across Urdu and English. The test reflects the complexity of producing translations of poetry that maintain the original nuance and meaning.
The Question Microsoft’s CEO Uses to Test AI’s Intelligence
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