This May, Microsoft has unveiled a new category of PC, which will utilise Ai tools which are built directly into Windows, making AI tools more accessible for Microsoft users.
PCMag
AI has been evolving quite a bit over the past few years, as OpenAi makes headway, introducing an updated version of the ChatGPT tool, which is loved all across the globe. In addition to this, OpenAi recently also introduced the Sora tool, which allows people to generate hyper-realistic videos and photos, utilising just a prompt that you put into the tool, just like ChatGPT.
And now, Microsoft, the American multinational corporation and technology company which is best known for software products such as the Windows line of operating systems and the Microsoft 365 suite is also introducing its take on AI technology to make Microsoft offerings better.
This May, Microsoft has unveiled a new category of PC, which will utilise Ai tools which are built directly into Windows, making AI tools more accessible for Microsoft users. Some of the features that are going to be built into the brand-new Microsoft category of PCs include the Copilot tool which will be a ChatGPT-style tool built into the company’s products such as Teams, Outlook and Windows Operating Systems to make work easier for students as well as employees. With this, users can expect:
● A speed increase, which is expected to be 58 percent better than the M3 Macbook Air
● Built-in AI feature will reduce the waiting time as you will no longer have to wait for data to get sent to and from remote data centres or pay for subscriptions
● The built-in AI will also offer users impressive features such as live translations, image generation, and state-of-the-art ability to interact with your computer through chats
These improvements provide the most compelling reason to upgrade your PC in a long time.
