With rising concerns over the possibility of AI replacing humans across numerous sectors, Microsoft teams up with the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations in addressing this woes while upskilling workers on AI tech trends.
Tech giant Microsoft is planning a new Windows AI update dubbed 'Hudson Valley,' with advanced AI features like Copilot, Live Caption, and natural language file searches, set to be released by 2024.
Microsoft invests $3.2B in U.K.’s artificial intelligence expansion, doubling its digital footprint, fueling talent development, enhancing infrastructure and safety measures for cutting-edge AI advancements.
AutoGPT's AI monitoring tool mitigates risks by identifying harmful outputs in real-time for large language models, including OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google's Bard.
Microsoft unveils two new chips—the Maia 100 AI chip and the Cobalt 100 arm chip—with the former said to compete with Nvidia in pricing, while the latter is set to rival Intel in general computing.
Author Julian Sancton alleges their OpenAI and Microsoft’s artificial intelligence platforms, including ChatGPT, used data from nonfiction books without author compensation.
OpenAI is in absolute chaos following the departure of its CEO, Sam Altman, forcing its key workers to follow him in his new endeavor at Microsoft and have Board members later regret their decision.
In an attempt to improve the quantum ecosystem, Microsoft is teaming up with startup Photonic to integrate quantum networking capabilities in key sector operations, including communication and metrology.
Scheduled for full rollout in December 2023, the new AI offering dubbed to enable “industrial metaverse” will improve data accessibility for both factory and field service workers.
Microsoft's $3.2B investment in Australia aims to drive AI, cloud growth, expands data centers, and fosters skills development, advancing the country's tech landscape.
Microsoft is eager to integrate AI into its customer products, as stated by CEO Satya Nadella, amid fears over its potential risks, which, if analyzed, can be tackled with a scalable blockchain.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and Gaming chief Phil Spencer don't share the same enthusiasm about the sector's future in the metaverse, with the latter describing the tech as a "poorly built videogame."
