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India is seen as a rapidly emerging market. Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleman praised the country during his first visit to India. He acknowledged that India-based Bangalore and Hyderabad are also part of the company's strong team present across the world.
Suleman is known for his important role in establishing the world's leading AI company DeepMind. He is often seen giving information about the future of AI and its improvement in personal well-being. He recently attended the Microsoft: Building AI Companions for India event held in Bengaluru.
“There are extremely talented engineers and developers here,” he said at the event. He added, “We're also increasingly involving social scientists, psychologists, therapists, screenwriters, and comedians – people you might often associate with the film or gaming industry. This is allowing us to bring more diverse perspectives, design and operations.” There's an opportunity to get a broader view of the people involved in the process.”
He gave the example of Microsoft 365 Copilot. Regarding Copilot, Suleman said, “It can generate answers for any question you ask, refer to your email or calendar, your Excel sheets, documents, company human resources records or supply chain information. Can see.”
Microsoft 365 Copilot is an AI-powered productivity tool that helps users get their work done more efficiently and effectively. It integrates with Microsoft 365 apps like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Teams to provide real-time assistance. Copilot generates content relevant to the user's needs using large language models and Microsoft Graph data. He further said that it is making a valuable contribution in the workplace. Knowledge workers now have access to useful information on which they can act. I think this will have profound economic benefits for many of our industries.
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