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Microsoft CTO Kevin Scott on how AI can save the web, not destroy it
- Microsoft's CTO, Kevin Scott, discussed the future of search during the Build conference, highlighting an open-source tool for natural language search on websites.
- The aim is to rethink search as AI becomes more widespread, offering a standard enabling websites to answer queries, potentially reducing search costs and introducing more competition.
- The Model Context Protocol (MCP) developed by Anthropic aims to standardize interactions between AI agents and databases, making searches more efficient and cheaper to implement.
- MCP enables agents to interact with databases and services in a controlled way, setting the stage for a more decentralized search approach.
- The future of MCP-powered search could lead to increased competition and traffic to websites, fostering sustainability for online businesses.
- Kevin Scott also discussed Microsoft's partnership with OpenAI, emphasizing their work together on AI models and infrastructure.
- The conversation touched on AI's impact on various industries, the need for better reasoning capabilities in models, and the evolving relationship between technology and art.
- Overall, Microsoft is focused on driving innovation in AI, reshaping web architectures, and fostering a more collaborative and inclusive digital ecosystem.
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