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The relationship between Microsoft and OpenAI used to be mutually beneficial. Microsoft invested billions of dollars in this AI startup in exchange for early access to its cutting-edge models, which are now integrated into Microsoft’s productivity software. However, recent reports show that Microsoft is looking to add more models, developed by companies other than OpenAI, to its 365 Copilot product. According to Reuters, Microsoft believes that OpenAI’s GPT-4 model is too expensive and slow to meet the needs of its enterprise customers. Copilot 365 is an AI assistant integrated into Microsoft’s productivity apps, like Word and PowerPoint, designed to handle company data and offer various functions, such as quickly finding information, generating lists of the most profitable departments, or instantly summarizing meetings and emails.

MasterClass, the company renowned for attracting a massive audience with its pre-recorded video lessons, has recently had a major brainstorm and is now stepping into bold new territory. The company is expanding its business offerings with a fresh concept, aiming to provide on-demand coaching from some of the world’s most sought-after celebrity instructors. But how do you get the busiest stars to take time out of their hectic schedules to respond to our questions? The solution has arrived — enter generative AI!

Deepfake videos are showing us that the future will be chaos; people will need to be able to figure out what’s real and what’s not. What you see is not always the truth and clicking on something could help spread fake videos. However, it is not all bad news! New AI detection tools are getting better at spotting these fakes and people are starting to use blockchain to protect their original content.