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Microsoft AI CEO says Copilot will evolve into a companion and 'real friend' despite backlash from concerned users: "It tries to be my friend when I need it to be a tool"

Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman discussed the future of Copilot and AI agents, indicating Copilot will evolve into an AI companion. "People are going to have a real friend that gets to know you over time, that learns from you, that is there in your corner as your support," added…

Windows Central · Nov 1, 2024

The Standard 100: People shaping London in business, tech and money

John Boumphrey, Poppy Gustafsson and Mustafa Suleyman are among the top hundred people shaping the capital in 2024

Evening Standard · Oct 29, 2024

“Microsoft could be left behind if it is only using OpenAI technologies. It is a real race — and OpenAI may not win it”: Has the 'best bromance in tech' worth billions of dollars in investment run its course?

The New York Times reports that OpenAI's exorbitant computing power and funding demand has strained its partnership with Microsoft.

Windows Central · Oct 21, 2024

Microsoft faces UK competition investigation over hiring of AI startup's founder and key staff

British regulators have opened a preliminary investigation into Microsoft’s hiring of an AI startup’s key staff over concerns that it could thwart competition in the booming artificial intelligence market

The Independent UK · Jul 16, 2024

Two 80-something journalists tried ChatGPT. Then, they sued to protect the 'written word'

When two octogenarian buddies named Nick discovered that ChatGPT might be stealing and repurposing a lifetime of their work, they tapped a son-in-law to sue the companies behind the artificial intelligence chatbot

The Independent UK · Jul 11, 2024

The internet is not a free-for-all—we shouldn't let big tech companies wish copyright out of existence

Is everything on the internet fair game for AI? Nope, and it never has been.

PC Gamer · Jul 3, 2024

Microsoft AI CEO claims any content published online is "freeware" to help train AI — and people are not happy

Although AI is trained on data published online, Microsoft AI CEO still sees the need for greater governance.

TechRadar · Jul 1, 2024

Ever put content on the web? Microsoft says that it's okay for them to steal it because it's 'freeware.'

Microsoft's CEO of AI said at a recent event that content on the web is fair game for training AI, being copied, and being reproduced. The comments will likely spark controversy, since Microsoft and other tech giants are being sued for doing what the CEO described.

Windows Central · Jun 28, 2024

OpenAI drama eclipses Microsoft AI product announcements

Controversy over whether OpenAI deliberately mimicked Scarlett Johansson's voice for its AI assistant has overshadowed Microsoft's AI product announcements

Fortune · May 21, 2024

Is Microsoft ditching OpenAI? — MAI-1 is the company’s first home-grown LLM that could power Copilot

Microsoft has begun working on its own in-house LLM, suggesting it could move away from OpenAI.

Tom’s Guide · May 7, 2024