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Microsoft Is Making Office Users Pay for AI. It Could Backfire.

The AI features that are now part of Microsoft 365 aren't unlimited. Subscribers will get a certain amount of AI credits each month, which are consumed when AI features are used. Microsoft is keeping Copilot Pro as an option for consumers with high usage needs, allowing Microsoft 365 subscribers to upgrade and pay the additional $20 per month.

ZDNet · 4d

Microsoft's Copilot AI is coming to your Office apps - and it won't come cheap

Microsoft 365 subscribers in Australia, New Zealand, and some Asian markets just got an AI upgrade, along with a huge price increase. How long until customers in the US and Europe see the same?

Hosted on MSN · 2d

Microsoft Bets Office Subscribers Will Pay 30% More for AI Tools

Microsoft Corp. is raising the price of its package of Office apps for consumers, a bet that subscribers will be willing to cough up more for access to new artificial intelligence tools.

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The Verge on MSN · 19h

Microsoft opens testing for Windows AI search

Microsoft is testing AI-powered Windows search in a new dev channel build for Windows 11 Insider testers. Announced in October, it uses semantic indexing to let users search for local files using more casual language. Like other Microsoft AI features, you’ll need a Copilot Plus PC to use it.

Yahoo · 1d

Windows 11 Is Getting a Better File Search, but Not for All PCs

Microsoft is significantly upgrading the search experience on Windows 11 with the introduction of semantic indexing for Copilot+ PCs. This will allow you to find files, photos, and settings using natural language,

techbooky.com · 2h

Microsoft Tests New AI-Powered Windows Search

Microsoft, the US software giant, is exploring an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered search tool and it is testing AI-powered Windows search

AI, FTC and Microsoft

heise online · 2h

Microsoft, Google: FTC investigates AI partnerships and collaborations

billion investment, the US trade regulator fears that the tech giants could extend their dominance to the AI market.

Bloomberg on MSN · 1d

Microsoft-OpenAI Partnership Raises Antitrust Concerns, FTC Says

Microsoft Corp.’s $13 billion investment in OpenAI raises concerns that the tech giant could extend its dominance in cloud computing into the nascent artificial intelligence market, the Federal Trade Commission said in a report released Friday.

Thurrott · 5h

FTC Warns on Big Tech Partnerships with AI Startups

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission on Friday issued a report outlining concerns with major Big Tech and AI startup partnerships.

Better Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stock for 2025: Nvidia vs. Microsoft

Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) and Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) are pioneers in artificial intelligence (AI) as both companies have played ...

Microsoft triples down on AI

Microsoft made a trio of announcements this week that are going to be very important for how the company approaches its big ...

Microsoft just built an AI that designs materials for the future: Here’s how it works

Microsoft researchers unveil MatterGen, which accelerates scientific discovery 15X and doubles success rates for stable compounds.

Microsoft Is Riding The Wave To Long-Term Growth Through AI And Cloud

FY25 revenues of $65.6 billion, up 16% YOY, fueled by strong performance across key segments and strategic investments in ...

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Microsoft 365 Is Adding Copilot AI Tools. It's Also Getting More Expensive.

Key Takeaways Microsoft said its Copilot AI assistant will be added to Microsoft 365 for consumers, allowing users to create ...

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Microsoft introduces new ‘pay-as-you-go’ AI agents

Microsoft has released its AI agents feature, small models designed to automate repetitive business tasks, to all of its ...

CNET on MSN10h

ChatGPT Glossary: 49 AI Terms Everyone Should Know

AI technology is everywhere, from phones to drive-through ordering systems. Given that companies like Google, Microsoft and ...

18h

Microsoft AutoGen v0.4: A turning point toward more intelligent AI agents for enterprise developers

AutoGen represents Microsoft’s latest attempt to address the challenges of building multi-agent systems for enterprise applications. This article explores what this means for the state of agentic AI ...

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