Microsoft unveils new type of computers and tablets designed specifically to run with artificial intelligence (AI) systems.
- Microsoft unveils new type of computers and tablets designed specifically to run with artificial intelligence (AI) systems.
- Among the new features of Copilot+ is the ‘Recall’ function, which allows the recovery of emails, websites, or files previously worked on, with data stored directly on the laptop for privacy reasons.
- The tech giant also revealed that the option to transcribe in real time “any video played on the screen” of these devices is offered.
- Under the slogan ‘How will AI shape your future?’,
Microsoft unveiled a new type of computers and tablets, called Copilot+,
These computers have been specifically designed to work with artificial intelligence (AI) systems that enhance their speed and provide a “more personalized and private” service, the company reported.
Specifically, these are the Surface laptop model and the Surface Pro convertible tablet,
They will go on sale starting at one thousand dollars with a detachable keyboard and OLED screen, according to specialized press reports.
“We are entering this new era in which computers not only can understand us but can truly anticipate what we want and our intention,”
stated Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella in a session with journalists ahead of tomorrow’s opening of its annual developers conference.
Among the new features of Copilot+ is the ‘Recall’ function, which allows the recovery of emails, websites, or files previously worked on, with data stored directly on the laptop for privacy reasons.
The tech giant also revealed that the option to transcribe in real time “any video played on the screen” of these devices is offered.
Additionally, the devices automate tasks such as photo editing and language translation, include an updated version of Windows 11, are compatible with the latest version of the GPT-4o chat, and improve integration with the next generation of Qualcomm processors.
The company founded by Bill Gates aims to capitalize on consumers’ enthusiasm for AI to boost computer sales after they fell by 30% year-over-year last year, according to a study by the firm IDC.
The company, which plans to extend this technology to partners such as HP, Asus, Dell, Lenovo, and Samsung, expects to sell more than 50 million of these types of computers in the next twelve months.
Microsoft kicks off this Tuesday the 23rd edition of Build, its annual developers conference, with which it aims to make a statement and stay at the forefront of AI following recent announcements by competitors like Google.
Under the slogan ‘How will AI shape your future?’,
Dozens of sessions for software engineers, various demonstrations, and executive speeches will be offered through Thursday at an event held in Seattle (Washington state, U.S.) and streamed online.
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