The platform, called Copilot, will integrate artificial intelligence assistance into Microsoft 365, the Edge browser, Bing and other Windows applications, the company announced at a New York City event. An “early form” of Copilot will be available through a Windows 11 update on Sept. 26. (The Logic)
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The platform, called Copilot, will integrate artificial intelligence assistance into Microsoft 365, the Edge browser, Bing and other Windows applications, the company announced at a New York City event. An “early form” of Copilot will be available through a Windows 11 update on Sept. 26. (The Logic)
Talking point: Microsoft’s AI move follows other rival tech giants’ announcements this week as the race to integrate the technology into products heats up. On Tuesday, Google unveiled a plan to integrate its AI chatbot Bard into Gmail, Google Docs and YouTube. The next day, Amazon announced it has revamped its Alexa voice assistant, powered by a new large language model. Microsoft’s Copilot will use OpenAI’s ChatGPT, the AI chatbot that took the world by storm when it launched in November and sparked a wave of interest and investment in the technology. Microsoft has reportedly invested a cumulative total of US$13 billion in OpenAI.
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