Microsoft has a reputation for a softer stance on employee performance than other Big Tech companies. That could be about to change.

D-ID real-time AI avatars are adding a visually engaging, natural layer to Microsoft's autonomous AI agents, enhancing customer interactions.

Many major stocks connected to artificial intelligence have lost their luster of late, but perhaps none more so than Microsoft.

Microsoft’s Copilot generative AI is popping up in Windows, Edge, Office apps, and Bing. But just what exactly is it? Here’s everything you need to know.

Microsoft might say its top priority right now is security, but it’s been clear for months that AI is just as important. The odd division out has been Xbox, which hasn’t discussed its use of AI much in public. But that changed last week when Microsoft ripped the band-aid off and waded, somewhat clumsily, into the debate over AI in gaming.

Microsoft has announced Microsoft Dragon Copilot, an AI system for healthcare that can, among other things, listen to and create notes based on clinical visits. The system combines voice-dictating and ambient listening tech created by AI voice company Nuance, which Microsoft bought in 2021.