- Microsoft (MSFT) has revealed a $30 per month premium edition of its Microsoft 365 program that is powered by artificial intelligence (AI). Additionally, it is doubling down on collaborations for AI applications.
- The IT behemoths Microsoft (MSFT) and Meta (META) have teamed up to make the artificial intelligence (AI) model Llama available for business use. Microsoft is extending its collaboration with Teladoc (TDOC), which aids in the production of clinical documentation.
- Microsoft also revealed a premium subscription service for Office 365 that will leverage generative AI and cost users an additional $30 per month.
- Microsoft said that it would work with Meta to make the AI model Llama available for purchase on the Azure platform.
- By utilizing AI technology, Teladoc and Microsoft are extending their collaboration. Following the news, Microsoft, Meta, and Teladoc shares all increased on Tuesday.
- Users of Microsoft enterprise software can purchase the premium version of its 365 subscription, Microsoft Copilot, for $30 per month. Large language models are used by Microsoft Copilot, which was first introduced in March, to parse data in Microsoft 365 applications.
- For its commercial clients, Microsoft also unveiled the AI-driven generative Bing Enterprise Chat. While this technology can be used for activities like copywriting and real-time transcription, a Copilot membership would provide your company access to these features in addition to many others.
- Businesses will be able to create apps utilizing generative AI tools thanks to the Microsoft and Meta partnership. The Llama 2 model, which was previously exclusively accessible to a select group of academics for research, would also be made available for download, according to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
- Microsoft (MSFT) has revealed a $30 per month premium edition of its Microsoft 365 program that is powered by artificial intelligence (AI). Additionally, it is doubling down on collaborations for AI applications.
- The IT behemoths Microsoft (MSFT) and Meta (META) have teamed up to make the artificial intelligence (AI) model Llama available for business use. Microsoft is extending its collaboration with Teladoc (TDOC), which aids in the production of clinical documentation.
- Microsoft also revealed a premium subscription service for Office 365 that will leverage generative AI and cost users an additional $30 per month.
- Microsoft said that it would work with Meta to make the AI model Llama available for purchase on the Azure platform.
- By utilizing AI technology, Teladoc and Microsoft are extending their collaboration. Following the news, Microsoft, Meta, and Teladoc shares all increased on Tuesday.
- Users of Microsoft enterprise software can purchase the premium version of its 365 subscription, Microsoft Copilot, for $30 per month. Large language models are used by Microsoft Copilot, which was first introduced in March, to parse data in Microsoft 365 applications.
- For its commercial clients, Microsoft also unveiled the AI-driven generative Bing Enterprise Chat. While this technology can be used for activities like copywriting and real-time transcription, a Copilot membership would provide your company access to these features in addition to many others.
- Businesses will be able to create apps utilizing generative AI tools thanks to the Microsoft and Meta partnership. The Llama 2 model, which was previously exclusively accessible to a select group of academics for research, would also be made available for download, according to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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Kevin George
