Latest about Microsoft Copilot
"Quite unlike anything we’ve seen before:" Microsoft launches wild new Copilot experience that blurs AI and human interaction, designed to be your friend rather than a tool
Her IRL Microsoft has taken the wraps off a major update launching today for Copilot that’s designed to make it more human and interactive.
Microsoft unveils Copilot Pages — a digital canvas for multiplayer AI collaboration at work
Pages Microsoft has today announced Copilot Pages, a new persistent canvas in Microsoft Business Chat that enables “multiplayer AI collaboration.”
Is GenAI a dying fad? A new study predicts 30% of investors will jump ship by 2025 after proof of concept
what next? A new Gartner report suggests that "at least 30% of generative AI (GenAI) projects will be abandoned after proof of concept by the end of 2025."
Cloudflare goes to war with Microsoft, Google, and OpenAI's bots, with blanket free tools to block all crawlers
Overcast Declare AIdependence, says Cloudflare, as it provides tools to prevent generative AI systems from stealing info.
The enormity of Microsoft's Windows Phone shut-down mistake is becoming increasingly clear in the AI era
AI woes Microsoft has an Apple-shaped AI nightmare on its hands, as OpenAI realizes the limits of partnering with Microsoft.
Finally, Microsoft has successfully integrated Copilot AI into its Microsoft Launcher for Android smartphones
AI Everywhere Microsoft's Launcher app for Android gets the Copilot AI treatment in the latest update in the beta channel.
Microsoft's idealistic dream for AI automation may be a nightmare for job security
Dream or nightmare? Microsoft's Copilot Studio will soon let organizations make custom copilot agents that can proactively handle tasks. The copilots can work in IT, marketing, sales, finance, and other sectors.
"We are multiple years behind the competition in terms of ML scale," emails show Microsoft executives were worried about rival Google's AI development, which motivated them to invest in OpenAI
2019 emails Emails sent between Microsoft executives in 2019 have been made public as part of an antitrust case. Apparently, Microsoft was worried about Google's AI development being better than its own.
A multitude of publishers slam Microsoft and OpenAI with a copyright infringement suit, but Sam Altman already admitted tools like ChatGPT couldn't exist without copyrighted content
COPYRIGHT ❌ Eight US-based news publishers recently filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York against the companies over copyright infringement issues.
