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Microsoft is already enjoying the benefits of its investment in OpenAI and now it is reportedly banking on Databricks to launch a new AI service.

Microsoft Ai: Microsoft is planning to start selling a new version of Databricks software that helps customers make AI apps for their businesses, The Information reported on Thursday, citing people with direct knowledge of the plan.

Microsoft predicts that AI will be infused into web3 solutions in a larger scale in the "coming months and years."

Microsoft's AI developments are not enough to cover its other ventures. One of the largest names in Big Tech is not performing well in the market in terms of its shares, as Microsoft reported that its shares fell because of Azure's slow growth over the past year.

Google’s new privacy policy, which gives it the right to use scraped data to train its AI models, raises questions on how user data are collected, managed and handled

Baidu's Chatbot: Baidu, the leading search engine provider in China, was the country's first tech company to debut a rival product to Microsoft-backed OpenAI's ChatGPT

Artificial intelligence systems, or "AI," are producing completely unreliable "computations" due to several factors, including false inputs and politically-motivated [...]

Microsoft is pushing forth its AI and all the developers' creations on its Store. The Microsoft Store is featuring a new hub for users and fans that are interested to experience or use different apps that were made with AI or features the technology for their expanded operations.

Microsoft's Build 2023 event showcased AI announcements, including Bing's integration with ChatGPT, a common plugin platform, AI Copilot for Windows 11, and AI-powered features coming to Microsoft Edge.

Gates mentioned that he is impressed by Inflection AI, a company co-founded by entrepreneur Reid Hoffman