Microsoft has launched a new platform that combines two of its major AI tools, aiming to make building AI applications easier. This new system, called the Microsoft Agent Framework, merges the capabilities of Semantic Kernel and AutoGen. Both tools are open source and available on GitHub, allowing developers to experiment and build their own AI
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Microsoft is changing how employees can access AI tools at work. Now, people with personal Microsoft 365 accounts can use Copilot in their Office apps like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint while at work. This move lets workers use AI features without needing their company to have a special license for Copilot. Microsoft announced this update
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Remember when managing work plans meant sticking Post-it notes on your monitor and juggling endless email threads? Well, times have changed. Microsoft has turned those messy notes into a smart digital tool called Microsoft Planner. It combines features from its popular apps—To Do, Planner, and Project for the web—into one easy-to-use workspace. Think of Planner
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Microsoft is making a big move to strengthen its focus on artificial intelligence. The company announced a major reorganization of its commercial business, placing Judson Althoff in charge as the new CEO of that division. Althoff, who was previously the executive vice president and chief commercial officer, will now oversee sales, marketing, operations, and engineering
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Microsoft is rolling out exciting new tools to make working with Office apps smarter and more collaborative. The company announced a new “Agent Mode” in Microsoft 365 Copilot, allowing users to team up with AI on complex tasks in Word and Excel. This new mode aims to help people create better content and handle multi-step
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This week’s tech news roundup covers some interesting battles and debates happening in the AI world. One big question is why ChatGPT continues to beat Microsoft’s Copilot, even with Microsoft’s vast Windows and Office user base. Meanwhile, Google has released a new Windows app that could change how we interact with search and AI inside
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Microsoft has introduced a new online platform called Microsoft Marketplace, aimed at making it easier for businesses to find and buy AI tools and solutions. This marketplace was officially launched on September 25 and is designed to help companies adopt AI more smoothly by bringing together various third-party and in-house tools in one place. This
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Microsoft and OpenAI have been close partners for years, but now their relationship is coming to an end. They’ve agreed on a loose plan to part ways, and it’s clear who might come out on top in the long run. Let’s look back at how this partnership started and what the future might hold for
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Microsoft is facing a tough time right now. The company has been going through a lot of layoffs, affecting thousands of employees. Many workers feel the company’s culture has shifted. There’s a growing fear of losing jobs or being replaced by AI. This has created a tense atmosphere at Microsoft, where job security feels uncertain.
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Microsoft is rolling out a new set of AI helpers designed to make work easier in its Teams, SharePoint, and Viva Engage apps. These AI agents act like teammates, taking on tasks that save time and reduce stress for workers. The goal? Help teams collaborate better, stay organized, and get more done. Meet the Facilitator:
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