Latest about Microsoft Copilot
Microsoft Copilot's new feature can finally handle complex projects and supports up to 18,000 characters, but it has one major downside
NOTEBOOK Microsoft Copilot's Notebook feature finally ships to broad availability.
Just how are people using Microsoft Copilot, and is AI really changing the world?
AI Have people actually been using Copilot since it launched? I learned how people use it to aid their personal or professional lives.
Google finally has a 20-dollar 'premium and advanced' answer to Copilot Pro and ChatGPT Plus
GEMINI PRO Google has rebranded Bard to Gemini. It's also introduced a $20 paid subscription for the Gemini Advanced service, which can handle complex tasks and hold longer and more detailed conversations.
Microsoft can't tell you that this is its Super Bowl commercial for Copilot, but I can
Don't tell the NFL Microsoft just posted its ad for the Super Bowl. The commercial focuses on Copilot, the new AI companion from the tech giant.
Does AI have a future in newsrooms amid misinformation reports? Microsoft certainly thinks so and even has a tuition-free AI-focused program for journalists on how to incorporate it into their work
READY OR NOT Microsoft works with journalists to create the newsrooms of the future with AI.
Google takes on Microsoft's Image Creator from Designer with a cool tool that lets users fine-tune outputs using 'expressive chips'
EXPRESSIVE CHIPS Get more creative with Google's new image generation tool. Oh, you can adjust prompts to enhance further and improve the output, too.
Microsoft Copilot might soon get my favorite Galaxy AI feature from the Samsung S24 Ultra....sort of
COPILOT ULTRA Microsoft Copilot might get a Circle to Search-inspired feature like Samsung devices soon. The feature seems to be available for some users running on the latest version of Edge Canary.
As AI-made photos are the headlines for all the wrong reasons, Google releases image generation for Bard to compete with Microsoft Copilot
odd timing Google Bard can now generate images with the power of AI, giving Google's tool another way to compete with Microsoft's Copilot.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says there's 'enough technology' to protect the US presidential election from AI deepfakes and misinformation in an interview
AI ELECTION Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says there's enough technology in place to protect the forthcoming US presidential elections amid AI deepfakes and misinformation reports.
