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- Microsoft built a Copilot Studio feature whose job is to not trust its own agent
Microsoft's Copilot Studio Hooks guarantees actions happen consistently, limiting AI agent judgment and ensuring reliability in automated systems.
- Microsoft's Charles Lamanna: “Agents are very harsh customers,” and thin apps lose their pricing power
Microsoft's Charles Lamanna says agents, as demanding customers, drive thin apps to lose pricing power, forcing a focus on reliability and cost-efficiency.
- Amazon and Microsoft got paid for AI. Nvidia lost $238 billion the same week.
Amazon and Microsoft gained from cloud revenue as Nvidia lost $238 billion, showing that AI investment rewards favor revenue-generating cloud services.
- Microsoft director: AI scraping is "the largest theft of labor in human history
Microsoft's director called AI scraping 'the largest theft of labor in human history,' leading teams to reassess how they source and protect content.
- Microsoft killed Mico, its Copilot mascot, less than a year after betting on it
Microsoft retired Mico, its Copilot mascot, and merged consumer and business apps into one, prioritizing capability over personality in product strategy.
- OpenAI, Microsoft, and Anthropic all bet on one app to run your workday
OpenAI, Microsoft, and Anthropic are integrating AI tools into single apps, aiming to centralize work tasks and potentially shift user traffic patterns.
- Microsoft Is Building Its Own Models to Duck the AI Bill. Here's What That Means for You.
Microsoft is using its own AI models in Word and Excel to cut costs, signaling a shift in AI economics that affects vendor selection and roadmap planning.
