A leak has detailed a new Microsoft Copilot feature for Microsoft 365. It looks like a ChatGPT-like chatbot that can create documents for you in Office apps.

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Microsoft has leaked details of a PowerPoint Copilot feature that utilizes AI to automatically create presentations based on Word documents. The feature allows users to customize slides without needing to know complex PowerPoint features. Google recently announced similar AI additions to their productivity apps.

Microsoft Copilot leak shows AI automatically creating a PowerPoint presentation

Clippy finally got its well-deserved update.

Middle-High school education is going to be completely revolutionized by AI. I wonder how gen-AI is going to operate. Simultaneously terrified and so incredibly excited.

love these tools, and this is just a start.
In the near future, it’s possible to have fully customizable avatars of yourself equipped with a voice clone that can deliver presentations and interact with people without your physical presence. The potential applications of this technology are vast and numerous industries may find themselves rapidly replaced. It will be a transformative shift akin to the feeling of running to answer a phone on the wall, as these tools become essential for unbinding us and unleashing our creativity.