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Microsoft reportedly 'struggling' to convince companies to buy Copilot — yup, employees prefer ChatGPT
According to the report, pharmaceutical company Amgen has paid for a 20,000 user plan for Microsoft Copilot, but more than a ...
ChatGPT Outpaces Microsoft Copilot in Enterprise Adoption Despite Major Deals
Artificial intelligence chatbots are fast becoming staples of modern office life, but it’s clear that not all tools are ...
Microsoft is struggling to sell Copilot to corporations - because their employees want ChatGPT instead
It is not the only customer to report issues, as workers shun Microsoft Copilot in favor of ChatGPT, which is used more at home and thus become more familiar to many. Microsoft does use OpenAI’s ...
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The Microsoft-OpenAI Saga Continues as Copilot Enterprise Client Switches to ChatGPT
AI partners Microsoft and OpenAI’s cooling relationship cools further with Amgen’s switch from Copilot to ChatGPT.
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AI swallows misinformation and spits it back at us: ‘It’s optimized to give useful information, but not for it to be correct’
ChatGPT and Grok absorb fake news and regurgitate it when asked. Due to their design, these models and their competitors are ...
How CEOs are using AI in their daily lives
Tech CEOs are obsessed with AI. Microsoft's Satya Nadella uses it for podcast-listening, and OpenAI's Sam Altman consults it ...
Does your generative AI protect your privacy? New study ranks them best to worst
Across the group, however, Le Chat took top prize as the most privacy-friendly AI service. Though it lost a few points for ...
US college students can get 3 months of Microsoft Copilot AI free — here’s how
This offer includes full Copilot integration in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and OneNote, plus 1 TB of OneDrive storage ...
Generative AI and privacy are best frenemies - a new study ranks the best and worst offenders
"Platforms developed by the biggest tech companies turned out to be the most privacy invasive, with Meta AI (Meta) being the ...
ChatGPT Wows Office Workers. That's a Problem for Microsoft
Microsoft is struggling to sell its Copilot AI assistant to corporations because many of their employees want ChatGPT.
Microsoft Copilot is "pretty important" but customers still prefer ChatGPT — "OpenAI has done a tremendous job"
A new report suggests that Microsoft's sales division is struggling to differentiate Copilot from ChatGPT, with customers ...
Report Confirms Microsoft’s Copilot Struggles
A new report in Bloomberg claims that Microsoft's biggest customer base is ignoring Copilot and adopting rival ChatGPT ...