Category Microsoft AI
TL;DR Microsoft has announced the next wave of innovations for Microsoft 365 Copilot: Microsoft has announced the next wave of innovations for Microsoft 365 Copilot, introducing powerful new tools to enhance productivity, collaboration, and automation through AI. This latest release,… Continue Reading →
Researchers at Microsoft have unveiled smaller AI models that can run on devices as compact as smartphones or laptops. This advancement marks a significant turn from the current trend of accessing advanced AI models, such as ChatGPT, only through the… Continue Reading →
GitHub’s CEO, Thomas Dohmke, recently gave a TED talk where he delves into the GitHub Copilot, which is set to democratise software development by making it accessible to all. Takeaways: Note: the recent partnership between Devin and Microsoft is anticipated… Continue Reading →
Microsoft has significantly enhanced Copilot with new agent capabilities, unlocking greater business value. The updates unveiled at Microsoft Build 2024 introduce features such as Team Copilot for improved collaboration, custom agents for automating business processes, and an extensive plugin ecosystem… Continue Reading →
OpenAI has unveiled a new feature on ChatGPT where users can directly upload files from their Google Drive or OneDrive. The feature is set to roll out to paying ChatGPT users in the coming weeks. It will save users the… Continue Reading →
Microsoft has unveiled a new breed of Windows computers, known as Copilot Plus PCs, designed to offer advanced intelligence through a specialized NPU chip and new AI software. These enhancements enable these computers to perform complex tasks locally without relying… Continue Reading →
Copilot in OneDrive, rolling out in summer 2024 for customers with a Copilot for Microsoft 365 license, is set to redefine how users interact with their files. This AI assistant provides quick and efficient retrieval of information using natural language… Continue Reading →
Microsoft is making a bold move in the competitive generative AI arena with the development of its new large language model, internally codenamed MAI-1. This 500 billion parameter model, spearheaded by former Google and Inflection AI executive Mustafa Suleyman, aims… Continue Reading →
OpenAI is rumored to be on the brink of launching its own search engine, potentially by next week. This move could position OpenAI as a direct competitor to tech giants like Google and Bing. The integration of generative AI into… Continue Reading →
Microsoft has officially entered the competitive field of lightweight LLMs with the introduction of Phi-3 Mini. This 3.8 billion parameter model, designed for on-device application, promises to deliver high performance with low latency, ideal for resource-limited scenarios. The Phi-3 Mini… Continue Reading →