Microsoft upgrades its AI app-building platforms

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Microsoft upgrades its AI app-building platforms

Microsoft has introduced updates to its platforms, Azure AI Studio and Copilot Studio, focusing on generative AI at the Build conference. Azure AI Studio enables developers to create AI-powered apps by combining AI models like GPT-4o with their data. Copilot Studio offers tools to connect AI-powered Copilot in Microsoft 365 to third-party data.

Azure AI Studio now allows developers to build generative AI-powered apps using pay-as-you-go inference APIs. New capabilities include training and debugging apps, monitoring app usage, and integrating with Microsoft Purview for data security. Copilot Studio introduces AI bots called Copilot agents for orchestrating tasks and extensions for customizing copilots with organizational knowledge.

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