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How Microsoft is thinking about the future of Copilot and AI hardware
Winsage
October 3, 2024

How Microsoft is thinking about the future of Copilot and AI hardware

Microsoft has launched a revamped version of its Copilot for consumers, which includes voice capabilities and improved comprehension of visual content on screens. The company is considering a complete reimagining of applications on the Windows platform, driven by AI advancements and the potential introduction of dedicated Copilot hardware. The new Copilot reflects a departure from previous offerings, influenced by the recruitment of personnel from Inflection AI, and features more polished promotional materials. The updated experience resembles Inflection AI’s Pi chatbot, with new visual elements and prompts to encourage user interaction, indicating a broader vision for AI's role in enhancing user experience across Microsoft’s ecosystem.
Read Microsoft’s optimistic memo about the future of AI companions
Winsage
October 2, 2024

Read Microsoft’s optimistic memo about the future of AI companions

Microsoft has launched a revamped version of its Copilot, with Mustafa Suleyman as the new CEO of Microsoft AI, emphasizing a "technological paradigm shift" in AI capabilities. Suleyman, who joined Microsoft from Inflection AI, aims to create a personalized AI companion that resonates with users. The updated Copilot features include Vision and Voice functionalities, designed to enhance user engagement and adapt to individual preferences. Suleyman envisions Copilot as a supportive presence that prioritizes privacy and security while simplifying information access. He highlights the importance of technology serving humanity and enhancing connections. Suleyman assures users of Microsoft’s commitment to a responsible approach to AI, envisioning Copilot as a reliable advocate in significant life moments.
All the news on Microsoft’s latest Copilot and Windows AI features
Winsage
October 2, 2024

All the news on Microsoft’s latest Copilot and Windows AI features

Microsoft unveiled a redesign of its Copilot experience in New York City, featuring a card-based interface for mobile, web, and Windows platforms. The update includes personalized features such as Copilot Vision for visual input recognition, a natural voice conversation mode, and a virtual news presenter mode. The Windows 11 update introduces Phone Link status in the Start menu, upgraded creative tools in Paint and Photos with Generative Fill and Erase functionalities, and an AI-powered Windows Search for easier file location. Leadership changes include Pavan Davuluri leading Windows and Surface, and Mustafa Suleyman as CEO of AI, who aims to develop AI models that understand human perception. The improvements are set to roll out in November, indicating Microsoft's commitment to enhancing user experience and shaping the future of AI.
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