The event will probably take place in mid-January
Microsoft has announced the addition of a Copilot key for launching chatbots to the keyboards of new Windows PCs. The button with a ribbon-shaped logo will be located next to the spacebar.
GTA V will be removed from the catalogue
Microsoft has released the app for its artificial intelligence chatbot Copilot on iOS and iPadOS. Both versions of the app are already available for download in the Apple App Store.
The GitHub platform has opened the Copilot Chat service based on artificial intelligence for programmers to a wide audience. Previously, it was available only in beta version and for corporate clients.
Media giant The New York Times has filed suit in Manhattan Federal District Court against OpenAI and Microsoft over the unauthorised use of the publication's materials, including millions of published articles, to train chatbots and other artificial intelligence systems.
A group of 11 non-fiction writers, including Pulitzer Prize winners, have filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft for alleged copyright infringement in using their works to teach the language models underlying ChatGPT.
Bobby Kotick has given 30 years at the helm of one of the biggest gaming companies in the world
The Netherlands-based TomTom, a developer of digital maps and navigation services, has started creating a conversational assistant for cars. The partner is Microsoft Corporation.
Microsoft's chatbot Copilot can now compose songs thanks to its integration with Suno, a music app powered by generative artificial intelligence.
Researchers found that the Bing chatbot (now Copilot) was giving erroneous information about recent elections in Switzerland and Germany.
Microsoft has released a compact language model, Phi-2, that outperforms counterparts from Meta and other tech giants. It contains 2.7 billion parameters and can run even on a laptop.
Starfield will feature a lot of gameplay features
On 12 December, Microsoft launched a page that allows you to find out the statistics of a gamer on Xbox. Phil Spencer, CEO of Microsoft's gaming division, decided to share his statistics.
Microsoft has signed a collective bargaining agreement with the CWA union that regulates the tech giant's use of artificial intelligence technology for the first time in its history.
