Search AI Products and News

According to foreign media reports, informed sources revealed that Microsoft's engineering team is accelerating the deployment of server resources to prepare for OpenAI's upcoming GPT-4.5 and GPT-5 models. Although OpenAI CEO Sam Altman recently confirmed that GPT-4.5 will be unveiled in a few weeks, Microsoft internally expects to complete the hosting deployment of the new model as soon as next week. This move indicates that the technological race in the field of generative AI has entered the sprinting stage. Code-named Orion, GPT-4

Microsoft recently announced a significant technological breakthrough, claiming that its newly developed chip could enable the construction of quantum computers within years instead of decades. The highlight of this chip lies in its use of the world's first topological conductor, a material that creates a new state of matter that is neither solid, liquid, nor gas. This innovation makes it possible to design quantum systems that can fit on a single chip, and the chip itself is smaller than a palm. Microsoft's research has been published in the Nature Journal, and numerous experts have expressed their...

A recent study from Microsoft and Carnegie Mellon University indicates that excessive reliance on artificial intelligence (AI) tools may be eroding people's critical thinking abilities. The research team surveyed 319 knowledge workers and collected 936 real-world examples of generative AI usage across various industries, including IT, design, administration, and finance. The study analyzed six dimensions of critical thinking: knowledge, understanding, application, analysis, synthesis, and evaluation. The findings reveal that people's thinking patterns in problem-solving change significantly after using AI tools.

Recently, OpenAI's 'Project Stargate' has garnered widespread attention, with a budget reaching hundreds of billions of dollars. Microsoft's CEO Satya Nadella stated in a press conference that he is 'not very familiar with the specific details.' This remark not only evokes thoughts of the increasingly strained relationship between Microsoft and OpenAI but also reflects Nadella's ambitions in AI infrastructure.

French startup Mistral AI, a new force in the open-source AI space, recently announced plans to go public rather than being acquired. Mistral's CEO and co-founder Arthur Mensch stated in an interview with Bloomberg Television, "We are not selling." Earlier rumors suggested that Microsoft might acquire the company, partly because Microsoft invested €15 million (approximately $15.6 million) in Mistral and established a collaboration with them.

A significant shift has occurred in the partnership between Microsoft and OpenAI. With OpenAI announcing the signing of a Stargate agreement with companies like SoftBank and Oracle, Microsoft is no longer the exclusive data center infrastructure provider for OpenAI. According to the new agreement, Microsoft has been granted a 'right of first refusal' on new cloud computing capacity from OpenAI, meaning that if Microsoft cannot meet demand, OpenAI can seek support from other cloud service providers. Microsoft confirmed this change in a blog post, stating that OpenAI has turned to Azure.

Recently, Microsoft took legal action through its Digital Crimes Unit aimed at combating cyber crimes committed by those using generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools. According to an undisclosed complaint filed in the Eastern District of Virginia, Microsoft stated that despite ongoing efforts to enhance the security of its AI products and services, cyber criminals continue to innovate, attempting to bypass safety measures to create harmful content. Microsoft pointed out that some cyber crime groups are leveraging generative...

In a recent important meeting, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella engaged in in-depth discussions with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump and billionaire Elon Musk. The main agenda revolved around artificial intelligence (AI) and cybersecurity, marking a further engagement between the tech industry and the new government. Image source note: Image generated by AI, image licensed from Midjourney.

Microsoft recently released AutoGen v0.4, an orchestration framework for AI agents. This update aims to enhance the flexibility and controllability of AI agents to meet user demands for functional extension and observability. Since its launch, AutoGen has garnered significant attention from developers, but users have encountered some architectural limitations, inefficient APIs, and insufficient debugging and intervention capabilities. In the new version, Microsoft focuses on improving the modularity and scalability of the framework.

With the rapid development of artificial intelligence technology, many companies have launched their own 'AI Agent' systems that can autonomously interact with the environment and complete tasks without human intervention. Companies like Microsoft and Anthropic have been the first to introduce their AI Agents, while industry leader OpenAI has yet to release its own version, and the reasons behind this delay are thought-provoking. According to The Information, OpenAI's delay is related to concerns over 'prompt injection' attacks.

Microsoft recently announced that it will invest $3 billion in India to further expand its artificial intelligence and Azure cloud services. This plan aims to leverage the market potential of India, the world's most populous country, to drive the company's revenue growth. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella stated at an event in Bangalore that the company has been operating in India for over 20 years and will continue to increase its investments locally. Nadella emphasized that this investment is not only for infrastructure improvement but will also include providing services for 10 million people.

At the 2025 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), LG Electronics officially launched a series of new artificial intelligence (AI) services aimed at enhancing convenience for consumers in their daily tasks at home, in cars, and in the office. LG Electronics CEO Cho Joo-wan stated at the press conference that the company's goal is to redefine people's living spaces, enabling AI to integrate into every aspect of daily life. Cho emphasized that LG's AI strategy is termed 'Friendly AI', which focuses on a human-centered design philosophy.