Microsoft introduces AI co-pilot for developers, Power Apps just got even smarter

Microsoft: Microsoft revealed on Thursday that Microsoft 365 subscribers will soon be able to employ what the firm is dubbing an AI “Co-pilot,” according to a release. “Makers now have a live in-studio copilot that assists them in developing ideas and making suggestions for improvement. You may define an app, flow, or bot in natural language, and the copilot will construct it in seconds. It really is that simple “According to the statement.

Empowering developers with natural language and AI in Power Apps

“The Copilot feature in Power Apps makes it simple to retain data at the heart of any application. Specify the goal of your application, and a data table will be generated for you. Makers can then use Copilot to improve the app to meet their demands by leveraging natural language. Everyone can now create an app, and expert developers can save time by concentrating on more complex code, components, and connectors. Find out more about Copilot in Power Apps “It went on to say.

Revolutionizing solutions development with Microsoft’s Power Platform

From 2021, Microsoft Power Platform claims to have provided AI-powered development experiences to all developers. Power Apps was one of the first commercial applications to employ GPT, and express design in Power Apps allows developers to instantly convert their drawings, photos, and Figma documents into app user interfaces (UIs). This combination of AI and low code improves the way solutions are developed and radically changes how people work, cooperate, and create.

Google joins the AI race, following Microsoft’s lead in productivity tools

Microsoft is unveiling another set of AI-powered capabilities throughout the Microsoft Power Platform, in addition to Copilot and the recent produce text with the GPT model tool in AI Builder and conversation enhancers in Power Virtual Agents releases. This includes optimising the user experience with GPT-enabled chatbots embedded in Power Apps that serve as an in-app assistant. It also supports GPT-enabled data exploration in Power Apps, allowing end users to query their data intelligently for fast and actionable insights.

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OpenAI’s latest model raises the bar for artificial intelligence

Microsoft’s announcement comes just a month after it added comparable AI-powered features to Bing, and it comes amid a resurgent arms race in the tech industry to develop and deploy AI technologies that can revolutionise the way people work, shop, and create. According to sources, rival Google said earlier this week that it is also integrating AI to its productivity products, including Gmail, Sheets, and Documents. The announcement comes only two days after OpenAI, the company behind Microsoft’s artificial intelligence technology and the creator of ChatGPT, presented GPT-4, its next-generation model. According to sources, the update astounded many users in early tests and a company demo with its ability to file lawsuits, pass standardised examinations, and develop a working website from a hand-drawn drawing.

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