Microsoft is about to battle Google for AI productivity apps
, so we’re now expecting to see how this or similar models can generate emails in Outlook, write documents in Word, take meeting notes in Microsoft Teams, and much more.
Microsoft has already launched a new generative CoPilot AI experience in Dynamics 365 and Viva Sales, which uses OpenAI models to create sales emails, so deeper integration into core Microsoft Office products like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook could make creating documents or presentations a lot easier.
Google has demonstrated similar AI features in its own Google Workspace suite, but the search giant is only allowing “trusted testers” to get access right now. Microsoft was quick to launch its AI-powered version of Bing publicly, so the race for AI domination in productivity apps may well come down to which company can deliver the best features to the most people.Microsoft’s future of work with AI event takes place on Thursday, March 15th, 2023 at 11AM ET / 8AM PT.
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