Microsoft Developer Conference releases multiple AI product updates, Ultraman attends to reveal OpenAI's new model

05/22 04:06

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According to Interface News, Microsoft Build 2024 Developer Conference was held in Seattle, USA on the early morning of May 22. The company released more than 50 updates.Among them, the most noteworthy content includes:Team Copilot, personal intelligent assistant becomes team assistantMicrosoft Fabric, real-time intelligence provides SaaS solutionsAzure AI, brings new cutting-edge models and multimodal functionsCobalt chip, self-developed AI chip updateUltraman previews OpenAI's new modelOpenAI CEO Ultraman previewed OpenAI's new model at the conference, stating that new modalities and overall intelligence will be the key to OpenAI's next model. He said the model will become smarter, more powerful, and safer, and GPT-4o will be faster and cheaper. Ultraman said, "Now is not the time to postpone plans or wait for the next opportunity, this is a special moment, in the next few years, many things will happen, and many great new things will begin to emerge."

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