Microsoft Build is currently underway, with Microsoft showcasing a range of new and upcoming products, including various Copilots such as Copilot for Bing, GitHub, and Edge. In their pipeline, they also have plans to launch a Copilot specifically designed for Windows.

These Copilots are all built using Microsoft’s new Azure AI Studio Platform, which is now open to developers, allowing them to create their own Copilots.

Furthermore, Microsoft announced their support for an open plugin system, similar to the one utilized by ChatGPT, making plugins accessible to all Copilots. If this solution becomes the industry standard for AI systems, it has the potential to establish Microsoft as a dominant player in the AI market. The first day of Microsoft Build concluded with an exceptional presentation by Andrej Karpathy, delving into the history and inner workings of GPT models. If you’re interested in gaining insights into how these models operate and learn, I highly recommend watching his talk titled “State of GPT.”