Race for AI DOMINANCE: Microsoft announces new Chatbot
Microsoft has announced a new chatbot called CoPilot that is powered by artificial intelligence. This chatbot is said to be able to help users with tasks such as scheduling appointments and sending emails. Microsoft has been investing heavily in artificial intelligence in recent years, and this latest announcement shows that the company is continue to invest in this area.
While chatbots are nothing new, CoPilot is said to be different from other chatbots because it is powered by a “generative pre-trained transformer” (GPT) model. This type of artificial intelligence model is designed to be able to generate new textual content, which should allow CoPilot to be more natural and human-like in its conversations.
Microsoft is also bringing this GPT-powered chatbot technology to Word, Excel, and Outlook. This integration is said to allow users to get help with tasks such as writing a document or creating a presentation. The goal is to make it easier for users to get things done in Office without having to seek out help from a human assistant.
The company is also using artificial intelligence to improve the Power Platform, which is a set of low-code development tools. The goal is to make it easier for businesses to create custom applications without having to hire expensive developers. Microsoft is also working on making it easier for these applications to interact with each other, which should make it easier for businesses to automate tasks.
Overall, it’s clear that Microsoft is continuing to invest in artificial intelligence. This latest announcement shows that the company is committed to using this technology to improve its products and services. It will be interesting to see how these changes impact users in the coming months and years.
