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Microsoft to unveil new AI models at Build
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Why it matters
- →Microsoft's new AI models could enhance enterprise capabilities significantly.
- →The Copilot 'super app' aims to streamline AI assistant integration for users.
- →Windows 11 improvements may boost developer productivity and satisfaction.
Microsoft is preparing to unveil new AI models and Windows enhancements at its Build conference in San Francisco. Key announcements include the MAI-Thinking-1 reasoning model for enterprise use and a Copilot 'super app' that combines various AI assistants. The company will also showcase improvements to Windows 11, focusing on a developer-optimized experience and compatibility with Nvidia's RTX Spark. These developments underscore Microsoft's commitment to AI and its strategy to reconnect with developers.
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