Brad Smith: Well, one of the points that we in fact make in the book is the one that you just referred to. In many ways it feels like the democracies of the world, in particular, are more ...

The government needs to work faster to regulate AI, which has more potential for the good of humanity than any other invention preceding it, Brad Smith, Microsoft president and vice chair, said on ...

"If Brad Smith wasn't there, Chase Daniel probably doesn't go there," Christiansen said. "I probably wouldn't have been there either because we wouldn't have won enough games to keep our job.

Today on our continuing series, “The Path Forward,” our guest is Brad Smith, President and Vice Chair of Microsoft, and one of the tech industry’s clearest thinkers about problems ahead.

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Brad Smith spent a season in his second retirement. As a favor, he returned to the coaching ranks to temporarily fill in for Clear Creek Amana Coach Kyle Forness, who will miss this season due to ...

Brad Smith tosses geography aside when considering the location of home. While he’s from Australia, Seattle is home to Smith and his re-signing with the Sounders offers a welcomed reunion for ...

Microsoft president Brad Smith thinks it’s time antitrust laws are updated for the digital age. Rather than the traditional method of calculating a company’s market share, Smith said ...

The implications of technology’s impact and reach were the subject of a broad conversation between Microsoft President Brad Smith and “The Daily Show” host Trevor Noah, who spoke before a capacity ...

Smith’s future is an open question, both in the short- and long-term. His loan from Bournemouth technically runs only through July 31, meaning the Cherries could call him back to England right ...