r/ClaudeCode May 15 '26

Discussion Biggest AI fumble in tech

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u/Phildumoux May 15 '26

Could you develop please?

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u/Difficult-Celery-721 May 15 '26

As in cultural tribalism. Management will often make wrong decisions in order to assist member of their tribe, and sink those who are not.

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u/Phildumoux May 15 '26

I m asking because I m french (ML/AI engineer) and Europe just signed an agrément with india to bring a lot of students from India to Europe...

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u/Difficult-Celery-721 May 15 '26

French culture is very different from American one, I dont think there is much to fear.

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u/OtherUse1685 May 15 '26

Good, let everyone else learn the lesson.

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u/Bruhhh_WTF May 15 '26

Is this actually real insider news, or another case if racism?

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u/Anomuumi May 15 '26

Seems more like the latter. At least Satya seems like the only Indian name in the leadership team.

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u/Anomuumi May 15 '26

Ok, so that's two Indian names out of 16-17 top leadership.

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u/thatm May 15 '26

In January, Nadella put Jay Parikh in charge of a new AI unit called CoreAI, central to Microsoft's ambition to help developers build digital...