Microsoft's newest AI agents can detail how they reason – Computerworld
The company’s new Researcher and Analyst agents show their homework in real time by explaining how they reach conclusions.| Computerworld
The company’s new Researcher and Analyst agents show their homework in real time by explaining how they reach conclusions.| Computerworld
Initially an enterprise subscription that bundled together Windows, Office apps, and a variety of management tools, Microsoft 365 has morphed into something harder to define. Here’s everything you need to know about Microsoft’s productivity suite.| Computerworld
With some caveats, Microsoft’s enterprise genAI tool delivers clear productivity benefits in Microsoft 365 apps, particularly for creative tasks. But is it really worth $30 per user per month?| Computerworld
Microsoft’s Copilot Pro brings the generative AI chatbot to Office for everyone. But is it worth the monthly subscription fee?| Computerworld
Copilot Pro gives individual Microsoft 365 customers access to the generative AI assistant in apps such as Outlook and Word for $20 more per user per month. Small businesses will pay $30 — the same as larger enterprise customers.| Computerworld
A report from the Brookings Institution claims generative AI will disrupt workers in high-tech regions of the US more than it affects workers in businesses scattered across the country.| Computerworld
Google will match rival Microsoft’s pricing with its Duet AI assistant, which is available as an add-on to customers in its Enterprise tier – at $30 per user each month.| Computerworld
The evolution of the company’s productivity apps continues with the integration of generative AI tools. Microsoft's Aparna Chennapragada, chief product officer of experiences and devices, offers insights into what’s going on.| Computerworld
