Microsoft Invests 15 Million Euros in European OpenAI Company Mistral AI, Facing EU Scrutiny

Microsoft CTO Predicts 95% of Code Will Be AI-Generated by 2030, Shifting Developer Roles

According to foreign media reports, Microsoft's Chief Technology Officer, Kevin Scott, has boldly predicted that by 2030, as much as 95% of programming code will be generated by artificial intelligence. However, he clarified that this doesn't signify the end of human involvement in software engineering. Scott explained that this doesn't mean AI is doing the software engineering work; the authors will still be human. It creates another layer of abstraction, as we transition from 'input masters' (programming languages) to 'prompt masters' (AI coordinators).

Microsoft Power Apps Introduces AI Assistant to Simplify Form Filling

Microsoft CTO: Product Managers Play a Crucial Role in AI Training

Microsoft's Chief Technology Officer, Kevin Scott, highlighted the importance of product managers in training AI agents. According to him, product managers are not only central to product design and development, but also play a crucial role in creating 'feedback loops'. These feedback loops help AI agents continuously learn and improve their ability to perform tasks, better meeting user needs. Kevin Scott points out that the effectiveness of AI systems is heavily reliant on human feedback. Product managers are integral to this process.

OpenAI's $400 Billion Funding Round Faces Microsoft Headwinds: Funding Halved to $200 Billion if Transformation Unsuccessful by Year-End

OpenAI is pursuing a massive $400 billion funding round, led by Japan's SoftBank, with a crucial condition: OpenAI must transition to a profitable company by the end of 2025. Success would propel the company's valuation to $300 billion, making it the reigning AI unicorn. However, securing this funding isn't guaranteed. Failure to meet the deadline would slash the funding to $200 billion.

Microsoft CEO's Internal Memo Expresses Confidence in DeepSeek, Predicting a Reshaping of AI Collaboration and Innovation

Musk's xAI Partners with Nvidia, Microsoft, and BlackRock to Boost AI Infrastructure Investment

Elon Musk's xAI is collaborating with Nvidia, Microsoft, and BlackRock to significantly increase investment in artificial intelligence infrastructure. This partnership aims to accelerate advancements and development in the field of AI.

Thunderbird AR Glasses and Tongyi Deeply Customized Large Model Collaborate for Significantly Improved Interactive Experience

Microsoft Unveils GeoMap-Bench to Advance Intelligent Understanding of Geological Maps

In geoscience, geological maps are crucial tools for understanding the Earth's surface and subsurface structures. However, interpreting these complex diagrams requires specialized knowledge and extensive experience. To enhance intelligence in this field, Microsoft Research Asia recently introduced GeoMap-Bench, a new benchmark dataset for evaluating the performance of multimodal large language models (MLLMs) in understanding geological maps. The launch of GeoMap-Bench marks a significant step forward in AI applications for geological map interpretation. Microsoft researchers, in collaboration with...

Microsoft, BlackRock, and Musk's xAI Form $30 Billion AI Infrastructure Alliance

Amidst the global AI boom, Microsoft and BlackRock have announced a partnership with Elon Musk's xAI to form a new AI infrastructure alliance, the AI Infrastructure Partnership (AIP). The core objective of this collaboration is to jointly build $30 billion worth of data centers and related AI infrastructure. Nvidia will also join the alliance as a technology advisor. The alliance was initially formed by BlackRock and its Global Infrastructure Partners...

Microsoft and Swiss Startup Inait Partner to Develop Novel AI Model Inspired by Mammalian Brains

Microsoft, the US tech giant, and Inait, a Lausanne-based startup, announced a strategic partnership on Tuesday to co-develop an innovative AI model inspired by the mammalian brain. According to a joint announcement, Microsoft plans to leverage Inait's unique technology to further expand its AI product portfolio for enterprise clients. Inait's technology is the culmination of 20 years of brain research. CEO Richard Frey highlighted the core principle: the only proven form of intelligence exists.