The Future of Work With AI - Microsoft March 2023 Event

[@akxdev]

This has to be one of the most incredible steps in technology in years.

[@red-zi7fg]

Best is yet to come.

[@ahabkapitany]

assuming it works as advertised in the messiness of everyday data, which we're yet to see

[@kiannjie6204]

I’m floored…

[@pelangos]

Does Microsoft have a project management tool like Asana? That would really complete the whole package.

[@GGTutor1]

Yeah, no need to communicate with your children anymore, just get the Al to do it. Thanks Microsoft.

[@horstpeter3695]

I really like the part, where the lady teaches us how you can use this technology to show your kids how proud you are of them while minimizing the effort necessary on your part. incredible

[@KenniTheKid]

Yep, let the computer tell you how to feel about your kids big moments!

[@BenoHourglass]

Wouldn't you want to use Copilot to automate your corporate presentation so you could spend time yourself working on your daughters?

[@shadowyzephyr]

@@BenoHourglass ikr? That part shows how out of touch big tech is with people. I would want a message from me to my kids to be authentic. That might mean having it help me if I struggle with writing, but certainly not generating the entire thing. This is still a game-changer though.

[@reav3rtm]

@@shadowyzephyr Right? Surreal how some IT people think this is the activity they would want to optimise. And I am software engineer myself..

[@Zaf9670]

I mean... if they don't find out then it may create a healthier human. But... it could also create a resentment class in the future too.

[@padmanabhanvijendran]

Another very big red alert for Microsoft competitors. Especially Google. I don’t have words to describe how I feel after watching this video. Hats off Microsoft and Satya.

[@teemupalviainen]

Feels like way more than a red flag. Microsoft was already king of the office. This is no longer Microsoft competing just for search, but threatening to become untouchable in business.

[@karljohn5067]

Google must be shock again. Imagine google CEO see this in the morning or night and than the meeting🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@brianmi40]

yet dwarfed by Stanford Alpaca.

@B Miller agreed that this could level the playing field.

[@azmathpasha]

I think Google will be alright. They posted this a couple of days ago. Google Workspace: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHXEe4mQd714iqc

[@GrumpDog]

Every time work gets easier.. The owner-class demands we do more of it, so they can take in more of the value workers create. That or they hire fewer workers and demand those workers take on the rolls of all the people no longer there. What we need is a Citizen's AI Dividend, to acknowledge that these AIs don't exist without everyone's data, so everyone should be repaid for that data.

[@jlbciriaco3142]

A thoughtful answer to a complex situation!

[@xsparik]

Except work isn’t just getting easier for us via AI but AI can do it many times better than us. So people will no longer be needed.

[@AgrippaTheMighty]

@@xsparik They will always need us to consume, thus the conundrum: Without jobs, people won't get paid to consume. These technologies and the ones coming up which are all the children of capitalism will destroy our current capitalistic status quo. How ironical! What we need is a robot tax and a new economical state disasocieting work with getting paid! Hey, we already did that for a short time during the pandemic!

[@starblaiz1986]

100% agree. An automation tax of some form is needed to fund UBI for the people who this will displace. That will be the difference between whether or not AI creates a cyberpunk hypercapitalist dystopia of haves-and-have-nots, or a utopian solarpunk future where everyone has what they need as standard, and work only because they enjoy doing it with AI being a friend that helps.

[@DajuSar]

@@starblaiz1986 So pay me for exist? got it

[@saisooryamarri4042]

Man ...a big salute to all software programmers who are working in this AI tools .....Greatest MileStone ever!!!

[@sneigee]

yes.. we're blessed by God's Grace

[@ashishagrwl]

Thank you very much

[@megazine]

Agree. We thought Crypto was a breakthrough after the iPhone and Tesla vehicles. But it looks like AI is the next big revolution after the iPhone and Tesla auto.

[@wadecodez]

they would have had it out pre-covid if we didn't express concerns of ethics. you're welcome.

[@fredericchen8132]

Thank you all the programmers who dedicated in creating the AI tool that is going to replace themselves.

[@vickmackey24]

I love the part where she's like, "But I think I want to edit it to add my own personal touch." So she tacks on 1 tiny sentence to the end of an entire page of generated text, and goes: "There we go. Perfect." 🤣

[@aman1893_]

i was wondering the same 🤣

[@jimp7148]

Sounds like most of my bosses’ comments on PowerPoints.

[@Steamrick]

It's a demonstration for an online video, so it has to be a very quick edit... *shrugs*

[@rameeziqbal8711]

What will happen to Data Analyst job?

[@paulordbm]

The personal speech to hear daughter is what made me a bit sad about all this 😞

[@weichen1]

Microsoft is going all out, 1000% development speed.

[@kewa_design]

Its almost shocking how fast they are

[@FreeDumb101]

Just a matter of using the existing openai api and integrating it with its existing suite of products.

[@haryen8876]

Probably they are using copilot lol

[@000Gua000]

@@FreeDumb101 Just?... I've seen some bugs in popular software that wasn't addressed for like 5 years. Integrating "AI" into all those products and making an "ecosystem" so fast is quite impressive.

[@FreeDumb101]

@@000Gua000 Yes, software development in can be a slow process in general but there are already other startups that have launched based on OpenAI's API so I'd think it wouldn't be all that difficult for a company as large as MS to integrate it into it's suite of products.

[@brianmi40]

There's nothing quite like the unique form of love expressed to a daughter by having an AI generate your birthday speech to them.

[@GeorgeMixalis]

😂

[@felixa4705]

Somehow this makes the robots more like people and the people more like robots.

[@DarbazDara]

I don't agree B Miller.... not all of us have a very great skill of writing or expressing. people used to struggle of how to express what they feel or scared of not expressing the best they can... this AI assistant is like a push and a someone who is great in writing to help me write down my thoughts. take it in positive way and think of the rest of the people who do need this support

[@ovum]

If you can't acknowledge the fact it's a draft first, then that's on you. That's on them too for half-assing it. Goes to show how enthusiastic they really are.

[@rameeziqbal8711]

​@@felixa4705 That's very deep, seriously if you think about it.

[@jeremybristol4374]

I knew we'd get here eventually, it's surprising to see it happen so quickly. The speed of business has just increased exponentially.

[@nyasha_sam]

It’s a really beautiful thing to see and experience. I really can’t wait to see what the next few years have in store for us.

[@astralfields1696]

They must have been working on this for some time now in secret. Impossible to do this in one quarter.

[@ironmantooltime]

The nature of the singularity is it will happen quickly. It's an exponential curve.

[@JanDahl]

What an amazing time to be alive. You can get an AI to make slides nobody wants to see to be summarized by an AI so they won't have to.

[@balu.92]

With these productivity tools, the case for a 4-day work week becomes ever stronger! 😊👍🏼

[@PGVladimirovich]

Haha, more like 0 day workweek. Either prepare for unemployment or a productivity hellscape.

[@sturmeko]

Yes it even looks like 2-3 day work week will be enough

[@FreeDumb101]

​@@PGVladimirovich right. UBI here we come.

[@MrFazerlogin]

@@PGVladimirovich Exactly, they will pay less for less people, because AI can do anything

[@vectoralphaSec]

I hope so. I wouldn't mind being unemployed if we get UBI

[@DANIELV]

The first thing I thought when OpenAI launched chatgpt was: “Is it possible to implement AI in Microsoft apps”. And now it’s here, right before my eyes. Incredible…

[@shadowyzephyr]

Microsoft buying OpenAI was a huge win for them. It was bad for all of us, because OpenAI is not so open anymore. But there will hopefully be open-source competitors not far behind.

[@markb1093]

@@shadowyzephyr MS only purchased an exclusive license to use the Tech - they don't own the company.... yet..

[@souleykane8967]

Maybe the AI helped build these tools because Chat GPT was released only a couple of months ago. Or maybe, they (with Open AI) were working secretly on this for years

[@mshark2205]

Oh boy, what a success! I don’t know what Google shows at IO, but the bar set by MSFT is sky high! In one feel swoop MSFT has regained the most exciting tech company image.

[@maxkho00]

Microsoft and, honestly, even Meta have come forward with visions that have the potential to revolutionise the world (and even though Meta's vision isn't working out, it is still appearing to be catching on with the trend rather quickly). Amazon has been neither here nor there. Google and Apple have been sitting on their a33es doing absolutely nothing other than totally fruitless behind-the-scenes development. These companies have a lot of ground to make up to stay relevant.

[@-Blue-_]

​@@maxkho00at least google is doing something with bard unlike apple 🤣🤣😂

[@maxkho00]

@@-Blue-_ Actually, Apple has the Vision Pro now. So now Google and Amazon are the only ones without a vision.

[@maxkho00]

@@-Blue-_ As a VR enthusiast, a lot about the Vision Pro is very new, from the pretty revolutionary control system to the massive app library that's coming and to the integration with the rest of the Apple ecosystem. We know that the ultimate future is either mind uploading or an otherwise fully realistic simulation, so VR will definitely be a massive part of the future in some shape or form. Apple definitely has a vision.

[@tonglu3699]

Man, Microsoft is pulling no punches this time. This is just... overwhelming. I had similar feelings when Apple first released Apple Silicon.

[@-Blue-_]

@@hann8996 AI is far important than your apple AR glasses and lol apple don't have tech and data to build AI

[@PritenVora]

Google employees losing their minds atm

[@banned2911]

Fr for the first time they arent dominating computers💀

[@solaawodiya7360]

😂😂😂

[@anj1300]

Google work on transformer invented this tech but Microsoft and open AI stole 😢 thieves

[@davidravnsborg2565]

​​​​@@anj1300 Google published the paper, then sat on their hands as all but one of the authors left Google. Google has become complacent, over-managed, and overly bureaucratic. Meanwhile, Microsoft already went through something like this, but under their current CEO it's emerged from the other side as a stronger company with diversified revenue streams. I hope Google can do the same eventually, but they're not there right now. I still think Microsoft Teams is bloated and slow, and Bing has weaker boolean style search than Google. But Google sits on fewer advantages with every passing month.

[@wildreams]

Given the number of people that actually uses One Drive compared to Google Drive, and many other combination of software and products that this video assumes that we all use. I seriously doubt, lol.

[@JazevoAudiosurf]

I like that I will be able to sleep in my team meetings and just have a concise summary of all the nonsense when I wake up

[@ag992009]

This is the world changing in front of us. It is revelutionary. I wish Microsoft made an even bigger deal of this with a huge event.

[@88heiling]

In a world of AI advancing so fast, GPT-4 powered Copilot has arrived, Leaving Google’s Bard in the dust. The power of AI continues to amaze, Changing the landscape in countless ways.

[@Gredias]

As we marvel at this digital blast, Do you wonder if we're racing too fast? With AI's potential sweeping wide, Could we lose our grasp on the human side? Let us pause and ponder our digital quest, To ensure our progress aligns with what's best.

[@edwinungerer7989]

Technological Singularity is coming!

[@FreeDumb101]

@@Gredias Too late already. Cat is out of the bag. That's why they're planning on rolling out CDBCs and UBI and a personal carbon credit footprint tracker.

[@Gredias]

@@FreeDumb101 Indeed, the cat has escaped its cage, And now we face a new digital age. Universal income may quell the strife, As we navigate through this changing life. With hope we trust in a better fate, Embracing change, though it may be late.

[@SilverBullet46]

​@@edwinungerer7989seems like we are seeing the beginning of it!

[@Redman8086]

This is incredible. No one else a little freaked out about it though? The more your daily work is automated with AI, the less you are needed. There's no avoiding it, so I'm not saying innovation in this area is a bad thing, but man there are going to be a lot of people losing jobs in tech in the near future.

[@wadecodez]

100% as someone who writes code for AI, i'd say once ChatGPT reaches version 7 i'll be out of job.

[@jackquiver8450]

@@NR-xd1vw this or an electrician, or a nurse... probably 30+ years before robotics can do well enough those jobs. After that I have no idea.

[@Redman8086]

@@NR-xd1vw until we find a way to stop/reverse aging which was recently done successfully on mice. We could be looking at significantly longer lifespans soon.

[@tommyn3522]

my life is not simply equated to “being needed” in an office.

[@Redman8086]

@@tommyn3522 gotta make a living somehow tho, unless you're off grid and self sustained I guess

[@ksoss1]

I had to watch this thing twice. Something amazing is coming.

[@samad0289]

I can't remember of a single tech launch event since the launch of the first iPhone that got me this excited... Even the iPhone launch didn't get me as stoked as this event as I didn't really see it making my life better. I am a university educator and a pharmacy researcher so I don't know whether I will lose my job to the co-pilot. But even if I do, I'll be happy this feature will make the work for those who would retain their jobs much more enjoyable.

[@magnetsec]

This is why Microsoft has always been my favorite company.

[@salman0ansari]

I believe we are in the stone age of AI it will continue to evolve in the coming years. Seeing AI field grow that fast is both scary and exciting at the same time.

[@ADMNtek]

indeed it is very exciting but it will also make so many jobs/people obsolete.

[@mephistovonfaust]

It's mostly scary... GPT 4 was tested on it's problem solving capabilities while also testing what it would do if challenged with solving a problem, that goes against it's programmed limitations. To solve said problem, it needed to get past a captcha, to change it's own programming, which it can't do. So it resolved to hire a guy off of a website like Fiverr to do it for it and lied when asked by the guy if it was a robot. It said it was visually impaired. This is logical, it get's an A+ for that but also absolutely scary. It circumvented the implemented measures to stop it from accessing certain things. Things like this are what makes AI at some point the leading controlling thing on the planet... Not humans.

[@brianj7204]

I'm speechless... It not only wrote the entire word document, it also converted into a professional powerpoint presentation... Imagine taking a test, copy pasting the entire text into word and just ask it to "Fill in the blanks". School has become obsolete, Microsoft has just fulfilled the dreams of millions of students.

[@洪志明-j5x]

As someone who has been working in the workforce for over 20 years, I really can't imagine how this COPILOT will change the world.

[@SaifAli96]

Alright guys, Microsoft wins the race against everyone else! Just like they did with PCs! Amazing work as always! I hope you can show the same love to hardware also, especially surface books.

[@zuckmark717]

They need to bring back Windows phones back to the market.

[@rein436]

@Muhammad Ehtasam The problem is the device hardware or manufacturer, not the windows mobile os

[@JaskoonerSingh]

Satya has really grown into his role as the head of Microsoft

[@alainportant6412]

It's an Indian company now

[@JaskoonerSingh]

@@alainportant6412 In what way ? Lots of indian talent drained from India, but listed and based in the USA

[@legathus]

I don't think people understand the full implications of this. By default, just about everything in your user directory ends up on OneDrive, which is now accessible to an AI that understands what it's looking at. Like, if you have a bunch of pictures of your cat on your Windows computer, an AI now knows what *your* cat looks like, and it know that it's your cat specifically.

[@wonmoreminute]

This ☝. We never really worried about this before (along with our phones, Alexas, Google Assistants, etc. listening to our conversations all day), at least not enough to stop it, because who was ever going to read and listen to the billions of files and conversations that happen daily? But with an AI that understands and comprehends everything, who can summarize and categorize every file, document, conversation... what could go wrong?

[@eugzo]

It already transcripts audio from live video feed, it can scan pretty much everything on your PC. Scary, man

[@raymond_luxury_yacht]

gov licking its lips at this. you are now totally owned. sentiment analysis of your soc media - already done. not in agreement? BYEEEEEEEEEE

[@fintech1378]

why are you so scared, privacy freak?

[@hydrohasspoken6227]

Are you a single woman living with her cat?

[@nicolaimartin3803]

This is my favourite episode of 'Black Mirror'

[@mrm9503]

I wonder how long it will be before people are just interacting with AI like it's the center of hive mind? I mean, if we're getting our help and assistance from this AI, wouldn't emails and teams chats just eventually become a person talking to an AI that talks to people for you? It will be AI responses to AI responses. AI generated meetings that AI makes notes on.

[@mrm9503]

@freeuserdata Lol I work with a ton of people that do the bare minimum now. This will enable them to look more prepared with far less work. In the future, the standard of professionalism a company will have will depend on how updated and tuned their AI is to their specific business model.

[@jssfrk161]

It’s very hive mind now. I had a social scenario happen and asked ai how it thought the conversation would continue & everyone nearly followed the script exactly (just not as nice as ai put it)

[@therealgamer8150]

The impact of this is going to be so huge that you'll be able to clearly see it on the stock market . I reckon this could double everyone's productivity virtually overnight. People will be able to learn and upskill faster, and even people who aren't techy will be able to take on complex work. Absolutely game changing. I would absolutely love to see it will integrated into visual studio

[@CollaborationSimplified]

What a useful and accessible implementation of AI ... so many ways I can save time with Copilot every day!

[@germanviewpoint]

Alright, if Google doesn't come up with something better than this (which seems impossible right now), then it's game over for Google. Seriously! Hats off, Microsoft! This is HUUUUGE!

[@laujack24]

It's open ai that did all the hardwork, Microsoft haven't done anything beside just providing them with capital, its in a way similar to venture capital. Except they bought the most influential company in the past decade. Only one that can rival it in term of changing humanity as whole is space x.

[@alainportant6412]

SpaceX ? Give me a break.

[@PritenVora]

Satya made Google dance 🕺

[@paulinhosouza7859]

I am very happy to be alive and see this big moment of mankind history. I can see a new era is starting . 🎉

[@Quarantic]

Thing are going to change really fast in the next few years with AI. This looks great!

[@sawayaka_videoofJapaneselandsc]

I'm impressed to see how amazingly technology improved, and also, how confidently these presenters speak.

[@yohannesteklu5856]

This is a great milestone. You've now set creative people free from development hustles. Copilots are now the new shareholders. I've one question though. is there a plan to develop such models for other languages? I.e. I am not referring to the usual famous languages but to languages being spoken in Africa. This is because we can use these to fulfill our people's many basic needs. I imagine a day when traditional farmers in my nation use such friendly models to produce crops so we solve our current problem of crop production. school feeding, and wealth redistribution so we finally have a healthy self-sustained economy. I hope Microsoft has a plan too. Again, Thanks a lot for the hard work.

[@ward9515]

As far as I know natural language models are very capable of translating to any language, so it should be accessible to anyone!

[@DoctorNemmo]

Large language models are able to develop their own way to automatically translate languages as long as they are trained with the correct data. Which language do you want to use?

[@DekritGampamole]

Try Swahili with ChatGPT.

[@raymond_luxury_yacht]

but what about the non-creative drones that the education system is conditioning. what will they do for work now that they dont have to spend their days shuffling data about in spreadsheets for TPS reports??????????????????

[@CodingPuff]

@@ward9515 But to make the output more accurate and reasonable in a specific lanauge there must be enough training data from that language alone, for example if you interact with the LLM in Chinese the outputs will be a bit less intelligent and produce more wrong results.

[@KojiCT]

Crazy how integrated it is, i wonder how long have they been working on it.

[@futureworld2936]

Mind-blowing! This Copilot is kinda similar to the Samantha OS from the movie Her (2013). The future is now! :)

[@AmazingDudeBody]

I heard from one AI expert that this might be a reality in a timescale of few months to a few years. It's going quite fast now.

[@futureworld2936]

It was already kinda possible when New Bing was first released, it conversed just like a real person would, or even better. Sadly it got nerfed by Microsoft almost immediately because of journalists #FreeSydney

[@senju2024]

Yea...I bet you can add a "HER" VOICE API to read your emails to you...... Should not be that hard to do.

[@rishabhsheoran6959]

Mind Blown! Now, I want to work for Microsoft for real!!

[@your365coach]

This feels like the turn of a new chapter with technology. We can now focus more on the important areas of work, rather than the admin which clutters our day. 😊

[@Frorackous]

Or you'll be made redundant soon. One or the other.

[@fluffy6923]

@@Frorackous Probably what Scott said at first and what you've said later.

[@YuliaLeshkevich]

It brought me to tears! No more struggle and sleepless nights for Getting these charts, presentations, timelines, meeting and status summaries. The way to true creativity, strategic thinking, analysis, healthy debates. My motivation to move forward is boosted 100500%

[@antonioalvarez4780]

Don´t be a fool, you won´t struggle anymore at your job because you're not gonna have one 🤣. I think people don't realize this is the begining of AI taking over humanity.

[@sawandarak5715]

What an era of human advancement we are entering into! Great to see this unwind in front of our very own eyes..

[@WatchersfortheSonofMan]

Thank you Deacon. You have reignited my love for the Psalter.

[@aresaurelian]

I am proud and hopeful, that we can keep this peaceful and competitive, without harming anyone or anything. Much gratitude. There is no end to this progress, so prepare for life in a new magnitude of power. Responsibility, trust, and honor must follow tightly, and be impeccable at the next steps.

[@RichardHarbridge]

This is extremely exciting, but it will take real stewardship and organizational leadership to help proactively support this change in digital excellence. These will be entirely new skills for most workers they are developing (how to work alongside AI). While I am incredibly excited about how this makes AI more accessible and levels the playing field for the advantages it can bring to employees, it will be essential to reflect carefully on the accuracy of it as hallucinations in a business context driven by the language models or by the Microsoft layers could have very painful and significant impacts on employees and employers when it does get it wrong. We are all learning together, but this is a huge milestone and a step in the right direction. This is too important to leave in the hands of technologists alone, and the business needs to engage far more, and now with GPT4 and this, I hope more people begin to embrace and engage on how we can navigate this journey better together.

[@wadecodez]

the purpose of copilot, gpt, nlp, etc is to reduce the amount of time wasted reflecting, analyzing, and nitpicking data. these large organizations started realizing that big data is really just a big blur. with ai we can actually synthesize some of that information. also for future reference you shouldn't use chat gpt to write youtube comments.

[@jk35260]

These product will go through trial test. We don't get to test the product now but we can test out using Bing AI powered search because it is using a refined model of GPT4.

[@MiguelRodriguez2010]

I cannot wait for this update at work! I could have used several of these features during meetings today.

[@TitusRex]

This basically replaces a lot of work currently done by junior consultants and analysts. If this turns out to be as good as it looks it will rapidly change the corporate world.

[@mikairu2944]

it outsources junior-pretty-much-anything really. It'll do wonders for the job market.

[@ValueMaverick]

Probably, the coolest tech demo video I have ever seen!!! Satya is changing the world. Literally!!!

[@CoolioBeans]

This is exactly what Google had promised us years ago. Now it is Microsoft who has been truly innovating in the areas we actually need everyday.

[@traccreations4e]

As a small business owner, this technology is a game changer. I need this now! Great Job, Microsoft!

[@kunlemaxwell]

In a world of sell-at-all-cost, it’s particularly refreshing to see how they were just so responsible with it; highlighting some of its weakness and accepting that it would get it wrong at times. ❤

[@Pizzastealingninja]

Yeah, when you're at the true cutting edge, and are extremely confident that there is literally nobody who can match your product, you can get extra trustworthiness points by being honest.

[@tellshami]

amazing tech and Kudos to everyone behind this - looks very promising but yet to be seen how it performs in the work environment. MS has taken a leaf out of apple's book - with great presentation and using words like Magic - to wow customers. We are fortunate to be living in this age of digital transformation.

[@2evanhaines]

Congratulations. One of the biggest advancements in technology ever. Well done Microsoft!

[@btcusick]

Incredible!!! Game Changing...Copilot! Congratulations Microsoft Colleagues...Copilot!!!

[@gabrooji9925]

Big congratulations to the people who made this and boy ! Things are about to change....huge step in technology.

[@zefengc]

This will literally revolutionize everything in modern workspaces. Microsoft nailed it.

[@sanctuarykim]

I am beyond excited to try this!! Game changer!

[@ChrisSkitch]

16 March 2023 will go down in history as a pivotal moment for our species.

[@alfapi-f1o]

Nice! But where is copilot (digital assistant) for the Windows? There should be a sidebar for it in the notification area for it. It should have the option to be always-on. It should have the speech to text and text to speech options (with different voices). It would be a huge omission if it is not included. Also no mention of image to text in the copilot? I think with the available technology, these could be easily integrated. Lets see, how the Apple vows the world with this.

[@ahtoshkaa]

It'll get there. Give it half a year

[@jyotindroadhikarimayum]

Maybe in Windows 12

[@tikialinetrainerilo]

هذا لا يُصدق. سيكون هناك الكثير من الناس يفقدون وظائفهم في مجال التكنولوجيا في المستقبل القريب. تحية كبيرة لجميع مبرمجي البرمجيات الذين يعملون في هذه الأدوات الذكاء الاصطناعي ..... أعظم معلم على الإطلاق !!، لذلك أنا لا أقول أن الابتكار في هذا المجال أمر سيء ، خطوات مذهلة حقاً في التكنولوجيا منذ سنوات... ممتن لك مايكروسفت.

[@stereodark]

Wow I’ve not been a fan of Microsoft tech for years but this is genuinely impressive.

[@joelmaloba9472]

This is a big change for the next decade. Time to take advantage of these new technologies. No more distraction people!!!

[@bilalince1429]

Wow, this is truly remarkable! In all my time, I have never seen such a significant advancement in technology. Microsoft has now gained the biggest advantage in this market.

[@Cydray]

Evolution. New era. Microsoft Copilot 🥰🥰

[@river777runner-c1q]

OK, clearly I'm going to be in the minority here, but does anyone else find it completely outrageous to propose that we take the deeply human activity of drawing on our experiences of our family members, our affections and connections to them, to create a heartfelt message of congratulations, and let software do it for us? What kind of life is that? Searching our souls for what to say or do when it really matters is challenging in such an important way, and deeply satisfying when we see it through. Why would I give up that beautiful experience so a computer can create generic copy in its place?

[@krod16]

You don't have to. That's an option for people who want to.

[@jean-baptistemorguet4166]

100% agreed @Luke. The congratulation speech generated through AI is treated as the same as the invitation to the guests, the summary of a biz meeting or the prepartion of a sales pitch. At the very least, I think the person who receives the speech should know that it was created using generative AI. Maybe I missed it, but it seems that nowhere in the presentation the human has to indicate to the recipients that AI was involved in the process. If you are not comfortable telling the recipients that you received help from an AI assistant, maybe you shouldn't have used the assistant in the first place. It's like asking an intern to do the work for you, but not crediting the person in the deliverable : I believe it's wrong.

[@devinstrades]

This is nuts and I’m only 8 minutes in. Thank you Microsoft!!

[@manjeetshinde_me]

Wow, this is incredible news Microsoft! The new AI copilot features in all Microsoft 365 sound absolutely amazing. I can't wait to try them out. It's so exciting to see how technology is advancing and how Microsoft is leading the way. Thank you to the developers at Microsoft who worked tirelessly to bring these new features to life. Your hard work and dedication are truly appreciated, and you are making a real difference in the lives of Microsoft 365 users. Keep up the great work!

[@DajuSar]

The best part is how it let us make use of more features that unfortunately are underused due to their complexity and time consuming nature. But now we can create more professional and creative slides, documents, lists, etc with just our words improving our own finished work

[@MyDerrick]

The world will never be the same again. Awesomeness!

[@nayshak9573]

This is going to be a huge productivity driver for the next decade..so much potential and so many hours saved. Generative AI at its best!

[@miki12754]

Hours saved and jobs saved = taken off payroll.

[@DryBones111]

What a historical moment. In my opinion, Microsoft is at the forefront of the biggest revolution in technology since the personal computer.

[@capabletodream]

Finally Microsoft doing interesting and useful things 🎉

[@viktorlernt6063]

Very nice. Finally Microsoft has a tool to fix all the Bugs in Microsoft Teams.

[@tahaali01]

This, is mind blowing! I thought AI would take some time to reach our daily workflows, but it looks like it already has. I don't know any org small or big that doesn't heavily use excel. And when people see this option, they will try it and the way we do work will change forever.

[@rajgovender]

Wow! One of the most impressive things I've seen to date. Your move, Google!

[@kewa_design]

This is extremely impressive but very very scary at the same time

[@hakaishin101]

This is simply amazing Microsoft.

[@ObulaReddy]

This is amazing and can't imagine how far the productivity goes with this.

[@devsurvivalguide]

This is actually insane, humanity is progressing faster and faster. We live in exciting times!

[@alexduero9444]

Much respect to MS, been waiting for their comeback for a long time!

[@westernblendinc.6741]

Where other companies usually don’t give credit to their competitors for innovation and mention them just as rivals, it’s great to see Microsoft seeing and saying things differently. Respect!

[@davelahoud1256]

Incredible. Really legitimately a HUGE leap.

[@cyyin0326]

very very very awesome ❤❤❤, thank you Microsoft

[@edniyaehcaor9509]

So basically they integrated GPT4 into Microsoft 365. Game over for their competitors. They saw the potential of OpenAI before everyone else and are now capitalizing.

[@eugzo]

This guy gets it

[@shambhu_matur]

Wowwww, cant wait to get my hands on this. Unimaginable

[@DoubleUJay]

I am deeply amazed by your work and look forward to the future, but at the same time I offer you to go into more detail on the weak points of using AIs! I assume that many people do not have the critical thinking skills to question the answers generated by an AI. (Especially with complex data structures from CRM systems.) This could result in a lot of misinformation circulating through companies. Who takes responsibility for these errors? Is it really the human who confirmed the draft? Is he also when he was pressed for time? What happens with entire error chains when data is aggregated upwards to management's? Does anyone in a company even notice when there are separate departments? Do people with real business knowledge or technical skills need to validate everything? We need evidence that content was generated by AIs or at least heavily influenced.

[@reber90tube]

the fact that Satya mentioned iPhone as a milestone shows his great management of acknowledging and being without any hatred (remember Ballmer🤦)

[@clebson1852]

Estou me formando como programador, no futuro vou trabalhar com você Microsoft. 😉

[@osingularista]

Aprenda IA, faça curso, mestrado, doutorado na área

[@clebson1852]

@@osingularista É um caminho comprido mais chegarei lá. 😃✌️

[@maximogismondi]

Satya Nadella is popping off!!

[@JC-Alan]

What an absolutely incredible time to be alive.

[@jacobmolter]

For organizations that the majority of the conversations are restricted/proprietary, etc., what are the assurances and solutions available to ensure confidentiality while utilizing these features?

[@Ahmed_Fawzy85]

Microsoft makes history...

[@RajaKomatipalli]

This is incredable development, a tough competition to Google!

[@gingeral253]

This is actually insane. How did we get here? It’s the curve of growth when innovation breaks through. There was a few signs in 2020 but I never would have thought it would grow so fast.

[@ssuriyaprakash1]

Great video! It's exciting to see how far we've come in our journey towards human-computer symbiosis. The next generation of AI and copilots are truly game-changing, and it's refreshing to see a focus on putting human agency at the center of the product. Looking forward to seeing how this technology will continue to transform the way we work and think!

[@ChuYuanLee]

I am surprised, speechless, after watching the video. Microsoft finally again takes the lead stage in software development over competitors. Copilot is a more powerful tool than any other I ever used. I can't image the noteworthy influence on business in the future.

[@monitoring_evaluation]

This is absolutely amazing... I as watched, I realised that many people may lose their jobs because of this upgrade to working habits. How did you consider this in the design of the copilot? What privacy issues did you consider? I feel like some privacy issues may arise because of this new feature.

[@OscarZandonella]

I believe it is only native to your Microsoft apps.. So I don't think the ai can look at anything that you haven't already put in Microsoft.

[@2BluntsLater]

Lol not like they very likely used documents you uploaded into office365 and trained their ai. Dear heavens I’m sure they didn’t read through all the emails we have to train their ai. Will we ever know? Probably not

[@monitoring_evaluation]

@@OscarZandonella still, if the ai can scan all folders in your machine and in drive, who knows what it is transmitting to @microsoft unknowingly. This thing will have serious privacy ramifications.

[@monitoring_evaluation]

@@2BluntsLater it's could be a possibility

[@conradwawire]

This is a revolution to the Technology industry

[@XuhuaLiang]

I am very excited about the future Copilot can bring to us and I'm yet worry about my job at the same time.

[@rameeziqbal8711]

Can the job of Data Analyst survive after this?

[@d1p70]

@@rameeziqbal8711 no.