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Microsoft launches new Copilot AI with GPT-4o

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Microsoft on Monday revealed its new Copilot AI tool called “Copilot+ PCs” for Windows 11 operating system computers and it integrates the latest OpenAI model GPT-4o.

This new Copilot can do more interesting things compared to its predecessor all thanks to the new GPT model. GPT-4o or omni aims to provide a natural interaction with the user including text, audio, image, and video to generate similar responses. The model can respond to audio inputs as small as 232 milliseconds with a performance upgrade over the GPT-4 Turbo model.

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These new capabilities are now available directly to Windows users via Copilot and a new generation of silicon. Microsoft says Copilot+ PCs have the fastest NPUs capable of 40+ trillion operations per second.

The partnership between the two companies continues to grow with each new AI product launch. OpenAI unveiled this new GPT-4o model last week at its Spring 2024 Updates event and Microsoft promoted the model with this new Copilot+. In addition to GPT-4, Microsoft has added a new Recall feature for Copilot to access previous content or files with saved snapshots.

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These AI capabilities will now include AI image generation tools in real-time directly in the PC using Cocreator. There’s a new Live Captions feature, which can translate on-screen content in more than 40 languages to English.

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Microsoft has announced OEM partners Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, Lenovo, and Samsung to launch PCs with new silicon starting at $999. These PCs will be featured with the new Copilot+.

The company also introduced a new system architecture to combine the processing capabilities of CPU, GPU, and NPU. These three are combined with Large Language Models (LLMs) and Small Language Models (SMLs) using Azure Cloud.

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Based on these new changes, Microsoft says the next generation of PCs could provide up to 20 times more power and be 100 times more efficient in running AI.

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