Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella flips a Nobel economist’s paradox on AI buyers; says: The seller learns more and more about you as you…

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has a warning for every company racing to plug AI into its workflows: you might be handing over the very thing that makes you valuable. In an essay posted on X on Sunday, July 13, the Microsoft boss argued that businesses adopting AI tools are paying twice—once with money, and again with proprietary knowledge they reveal just to make those tools useful.

He calls it the “Reverse Information Paradox,” and it flips a decades-old idea from Nobel Prize-winning economist Kenneth Arrow.

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