Microsoft Copilot Marks First Year with GPT-4 Turbo and DALL-E 3 Upgrades
Microsoft celebrates the first anniversary of its AI assistant by rolling out powerful new features like GPT-4 Turbo and an improved DALL-E 3 image generator. These updates promise to make the newly unified Copilot experience even more productive for users across all devices.
Microsoft celebrates the first year of its AI assistant by unifying its various tools under the single Microsoft Copilot brand. The company reveals that hundreds of millions of people now use Copilot across Bing, Microsoft 365, Edge, and Windows to search, code, and create. Recent survey data shows that this AI integration makes users significantly more productive and faster at everyday tasks.
To build on this momentum, Microsoft begins rolling out a series of powerful new innovations for the platform. Copilot soon integrates OpenAI's latest GPT-4 Turbo model, which allows the AI to handle much more complex and longer tasks. Additionally, Microsoft immediately deploys an upgraded DALL-E 3 model that generates higher quality and more accurate images based on user prompts.
The company also introduces a new inline compose feature for the Microsoft Edge web browser. This tool allows users to highlight text on almost any website and ask Copilot to rewrite it directly. As Microsoft looks toward 2024, it commits to continuously adding advanced capabilities to ensure Copilot remains the leading way for people to benefit from artificial intelligence.