In a recent demonstration, a consumer asked Copilot for gift advice, and the AI responded with, 'Italian (olive) oils are the hot stuff right now. Tuscan's my go-to. Super peppery.' This shift toward natural conversation, facilitated by a team of psychologists, novelists, and comedians, aims to make interactions with Copilot feel more personal.
Mustafa Suleyman, Microsoft's AI division chief, noted the importance of refining Copilot's tone. 'We have an entire army of creative directors finessing Copilot's style,' Suleyman shared. The goal is to differentiate Copilot from other AI chatbots like OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google's Gemini by offering a more tailored, human-like experience.
Suleyman explained, 'This is where AI becomes an 'ever-present confidant' in your decision-making process.' The goal is to enhance user interaction with advanced reasoning capabilities that support complex decision-making.
The update positions Copilot as a more intuitive, personable assistant, aiming to further Microsoft's AI presence in the competitive market of virtual assistants.
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