Microsoft's (NASDAQ: MSFT) cloud computing platform Azure continued to be the growth driver for the stock when the software giant reported its fiscal Q1 earnings. However, the company's guidance for Azure,

Microsoft has been testing a new AI-powered Xbox chatbot, and now Xbox Insiders can try it out for the first time. I exclusively revealed the existence of this new “Xbox Support Virtual Agent” earlier this year, and Microsoft now says it’s designed “to help Xbox players more efficiently solve their support-related gaming issues.”

Microsoft has made Copilot the name and style of its AI assistant and other AI services for more than a year, but it seems the company might have a rebranding project underway with a transparent origin.

Windows Terminal is getting integration with ChatGPT and GitHub Copilot. This new feature is available for Windows 11 and 10.

According to Windows Central, Microsoft might be looking to rebrand its collection of Windows AI capabilities under a new name. A couple of weeks ago, one Twitter ...

Mustafa Suleyman's new consumer AI group at Microsoft recently updated a Copilot app. Some employees and users are unhappy with the refresh.

Gates elaborated on AI's potential to handle complex tasks, particularly in white-collar sectors, surpassing initial expectations.

Microsoft continued to ramp up its capital spending on AI, raising fresh questions about how long it can continue to pour huge sums into the tech.

AI will be in the spotlight when Microsoft reports its quarterly earnings, with investors seeking signs of artificial intelligence demand.

Microsoft introduces streamlined ad experience and performance snapshot to Copilot, expanded video ad tools, and simplified shopping campaign management.

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