Microsoft 365’s Copilot Users Get A Gpt-4 Turbo Upgrade And Improved Image Generation

Microsoft has announced, it rolled out some exciting features for its users. It is now bringing the power of generative AI with copilot key. With this, the users now have access to the latest OpenAI model within the Copilot mobile app, on the web, on Windows, and on Edge as part of the $30 per user per month price of Copilot for Microsoft 365.

Microsoft announced to bring priority access to the GPT-4 Turbo model for business users. With that, the company is removing the limitations on the number of chats for the users. Also, the copilot key will now use the latest GPT 4 model to provide a better experience to its users.

In offering the web context services the company claims that the new model has access to the web. Microsoft is now coming up with commercial data protection for its users. Under this, the company will not keep an eye on your prompts and will not use this data to train their generative AI models. So the users can ensure better security while using these AI models for their work.

Also read: The Copilot key is a must for Microsoft’s new era of AI PCs, says Intel

Additionally, in the coming month, commercial users can now generate more images using text descriptions and written prompts. Microsoft has boosted image generation from 15 to 100 to reduce the waiting time for users and to enhance their productivity at work.

“Together, these changes mean that customers will receive faster, more comprehensive responses whether they are using Copilot in the web context or in the work context,” the company said.

GPT 4 is the larger AI model of OpenAI, which supports a larger context window of 128,000 tokens, the same as the latest release of Google Gemini 1.5 pro version. Generally in LLM models, the larger the context window is, the better and more accurate output users can expect.; however, the company is now working on bringing a large context window of up to 1 million tokens to get more accurate outputs. Even the latest research of anthropic “many-shot jailbreaking” is also featured on the context window of the LLM models.

“These new capabilities will be initially available in copilot.microsoft.com, followed by the Copilot mobile app, in Windows, and in Edge, as well as the places where users can access the work context directly, like in Microsoft 365.”, Microsoft said.