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Microsoft's latest update to the Copilot app, led by new AI chief Suleyman, has sparked significant backlash. Users and employees have reported issues such as slow response times and missing real-time data, leading to claims that the update is less efficient than its predecessor. Despite this criticism, Microsoft insists that the changes are aimed at creating a more conversational user experience.
The update represents the first major product launch from Microsoft's new AI group, which Suleyman leads after his tenure at DeepMind. While some employees have expressed disappointment, stating the update has 'absolutely ruined' the tool, Microsoft aims to transition Copilot into a supportive AI companion. The mixed reactions highlight the challenges of balancing innovation with user satisfaction in AI development.
• Users criticize Copilot update for inefficiency and slow response times.
• Microsoft aims for a conversational AI experience despite backlash.
Conversational AI refers to technologies that enable machines to engage in human-like dialogue, which is the goal of the Copilot update.
An AI companion is designed to assist and support users, reflecting Microsoft's vision for the new Copilot.
User experience encompasses all aspects of the end-user's interaction with the app, which has been negatively impacted according to feedback.
Microsoft is a leading technology company focused on software and AI development, including the Copilot tool.
DeepMind is an AI research lab known for its pioneering work in artificial intelligence, co-founded by Suleyman.
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