How Microsoft's AI Gamble Could Backfire (Again)

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May 24, 2023

Microsoft held its annual Build conference yesterday, and, like most things in 2023, it was pretty much all about AI. The company announced several new Copilot AI personal assistants for Windows. In our top story, Andrew breaks down Microsoft’s strategy and explains that being the first company to truly embrace AI brings both great rewards and their associated great risks. And while Microsoft might get Copilots right with AI, users might still hate it.

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