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Microsoft really wants to talk about Copilot

TechCrunch · 1y ago

Microsoft really wants to talk about Copilot

Microsoft announced new Surface devices and accessories at a virtual event, along with updates on how its AI Copilot is being integrated into Windows. The focus was on empowering employees to work more efficiently and creatively, with Copilot summarizing meetings and documents for improved productivity. Microsoft aims to make Copilot available to as many users as possible, adding a toggle to switch between "Work" and "Web" modes on Windows 11. Additionally, Microsoft is banking on cloud PCs delivered through Windows 365 as the platform for Copilot. The company also highlighted the ability to run basic IT tasks through Copilot's chat feature and resize Windows 365 cloud PCs.

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Microsoft revamps AI Copilot with new voice, reasoning capabilities

Economic Times

Economic Times · 10m ago

Microsoft revamps AI Copilot with new voice, reasoning capabilities

- Microsoft has updated its Copilot AI assistant, giving it a more amiable voice and the ability to analyze web pages for users. - The company has assembled a team of creative directors, including psychologists and novelists, to refine the tone and style of Copilot. - Copilot can provide recommendations for housewarming gifts and other queries, such as suggesting Italian (olive) oils as a popular choice. - Microsoft hopes to make a bigger impact in the consumer market with Copilot, which launched last year alongside competitors like OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google's Gemini. - Copilot Pro subscribers can test the "Think Deeper" feature that reasons through choices, while the "Copilot Vision" feature allows users to talk about what they see in a Microsoft Edge browser. - In the future, Copilot may learn context from users' Word documents, Windows desktops, and even gaming consoles with permission.

Forget ChatGPT — this new Microsoft Copilot wants to solve your biggest work problems

Techradar

Techradar · 1y ago

Forget ChatGPT — this new Microsoft Copilot wants to solve your biggest work problems

Microsoft has made its Copilot Chatbot builder available to all Copilot Pro subscribers. The tool allows users to create custom task-specific chatbots based on their job role. The Copilot GPT builder is similar to OpenAI's ChatGPT AI builder, but comes at a higher price. Key features of the Copilot GPT builder include retrieval augmented generation (RAG) for pulling in data from the organization, and the ability to utilize image generation functionality. The tool requires minimal technical expertise and uses natural language prompts.

Bing Chat is now “Microsoft Copilot” in potentially confusing rebranding move

Arstechnica

Arstechnica · 1y ago

Bing Chat is now “Microsoft Copilot” in potentially confusing rebranding move

Microsoft has rebranded its AI chatbot, Bing Chat, as "Microsoft Copilot" and announced support for OpenAI's GPTs. The move aligns Bing Chat with Microsoft's existing Copilot branding, which includes GitHub Copilot. Some users find the naming scheme confusing, with multiple Copilot iterations across Microsoft's product line. Microsoft also introduced a dedicated website for Copilot and announced plans to embrace OpenAI's GPTs for creating tailored versions of Copilot. The newly named Microsoft Copilot will be available for general use on December 1.

For many companies, spending on AI means spending on Microsoft

Livemint

Livemint · 1y ago

For many companies, spending on AI means spending on Microsoft

Microsoft is dominating the artificial intelligence (AI) software spending, with about 70% of spending in the last 12 months tied to the Microsoft ecosystem. This is credited to Microsoft's Copilot tool and its partnership with OpenAI. In contrast, Google parent company Alphabet reported slower overall revenue growth for the second quarter despite investing in AI. While there was a frenzy around AI spending a year ago, companies now seem to be more cautious and focused on simple and limited AI applications. Microsoft's Copilot for Microsoft 365 and GitHub Copilot are popular choices for experimentation with AI.

Microsoft launches Copilot Pro worldwide with a one-month free trial

The Verge

The Verge · 1y ago

Microsoft launches Copilot Pro worldwide with a one-month free trial

Microsoft is expanding its Copilot Pro subscription, an AI-powered assistant, to more markets worldwide. The subscription, available in 222 countries, provides access to the latest OpenAI models, the ability to build customized Copilot GPT, and access to Copilot in Microsoft Office apps. The integration of Copilot Pro into Office web apps allows users to utilize the chatbot in Word, Outlook, and other free web apps without a separate Microsoft 365 subscription. The availability of Copilot for Microsoft 365 is also being extended to more businesses in the coming weeks.

Microsoft brings GPT-5 to Copilot with new smart mode

The Verge

The Verge · 18d ago

Microsoft brings GPT-5 to Copilot with new smart mode

Microsoft has integrated OpenAI's GPT-5 into its products, including Copilot, Microsoft 365 Copilot, Azure AI Foundry, and GitHub Copilot. This update introduces a "smart mode" in Copilot, enhancing its AI assistant capabilities for better reasoning, handling complex queries, and understanding user context. GitHub Copilot and Azure AI Foundry will also leverage GPT-5 for improved code quality and logic tasks. The update underscores collaboration between Microsoft and OpenAI to enhance AI-powered applications.

Copilot for OneDrive will fetch your files and summarize them

The Verge

The Verge · 1y ago

Copilot for OneDrive will fetch your files and summarize them

Microsoft is set to release Copilot for OneDrive in late April, offering users a research assistant-like tool that can find, summarize, and extract information from various file types. Copilot can tailor summaries to user preferences, such as highlighting key points or specific sections. The AI-powered feature will also respond to natural language prompts, answering specific questions about file contents and providing advice on document improvement. Additionally, Copilot can create outlines, tables, and lists based on existing files. Microsoft will initially introduce document summaries to OneDrive users, allowing an AI-generated summary to be included before sharing.

Microsoft unveils Copilot Key for Windows 11: A game-changer in intelligent computing

Livemint

Livemint · 1y ago

Microsoft unveils Copilot Key for Windows 11: A game-changer in intelligent computing

Microsoft has introduced a new key called Copilot for Windows 11 PCs, marking the first major modification to the Windows keyboard in almost 30 years. This move represents Microsoft's focus on integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into the Windows system. The Copilot key aims to enhance users' computing experiences, streamline tasks, and boost productivity. Microsoft is also working on revolutionizing search and productivity through Copilot in Bing and Microsoft 365. Additionally, Copilot has expanded its capabilities to include AI-generated music composition in collaboration with Suno.

Cognizant purchases 25K Copilot Seats from Microsoft

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

Cognizant purchases 25K Copilot Seats from Microsoft

IT services company Cognizant has subscribed to Microsoft's AI Copilot, securing 25,000 seats for its associates. Cognizant also purchased additional seats for its sales and services departments. The partnership aims to deploy Microsoft 365 Copilot to a million users within Cognizant's global 2000 clients. Through Cognizant's Synapse skilling program, developers are being trained on GitHub Copilot. The AI Copilot is a general-purpose assistant that can automate tasks across Microsoft's suite of applications. Cognizant and Microsoft will also collaborate on using Copilot Studio to create AI applications.

Microsoft works to add non-OpenAI models into 365 Copilot products, sources say

Economic Times

Economic Times · 8m ago

Microsoft works to add non-OpenAI models into 365 Copilot products, sources say

Microsoft is working on incorporating internal and third-party AI models into its flagship AI product, Microsoft 365 Copilot, to reduce costs and lessen its reliance on OpenAI. The move aims to make 365 Copilot faster, more efficient, and cheaper for Microsoft to run. While Microsoft continues to partner with OpenAI on frontier models, they are also working on training their own smaller models and customizing other open-weight models. The goal is to provide cost savings to customers. Microsoft 365 Copilot is still working to prove its ROI to enterprises, but adoption and sales are expected to increase.

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