Microsoft's primary AI assistant is called Copilot. Here are the key points about Microsoft's AI:
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Copilot is Microsoft's main AI assistant, which was previously known as Bing Chat when it first launched in February 2023.
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Copilot is integrated into various Microsoft products and services, including:
- Microsoft 365 apps (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, etc.)
- Windows operating system
- Bing search engine
- Edge browser
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There are different versions of Copilot for specific purposes:
- Copilot for Microsoft 365
- Copilot for Windows
- Copilot for Security
- Copilot for Sales
- Copilot for Finance
- And others tailored for different business functions
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Copilot is powered by OpenAI's language models, including GPT-4 and GPT-4 Turbo.
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Microsoft also develops its own AI models, such as the Phi series of small language models, to complement its AI offerings.
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The company has introduced AI-specific hardware like Azure Maia (AI accelerator) and Azure Cobalt (Arm-based CPU) to support its AI infrastructure.
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Microsoft's AI strategy extends beyond just Copilot, encompassing a full AI stack from cloud infrastructure to AI-powered applications and security measures.
In summary, while Microsoft has various AI tools and technologies, Copilot is the primary brand for its AI assistant across its product ecosystem.
Answered August 08 2024 by Toolify
