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Microsoft is reportedly developing its own generative AI models, potentially moving away from its reliance on OpenAI despite its substantial investment in the ChatGPT maker.

As Microsoft sunsets Skype, we explore five interesting facts about the pioneering video-calling platform.

Microsoft is reducing its reliance on OpenAI by developing its own AI models, codenamed ‘MAI,’ to enhance its capabilities and reduce costs.

Himani Agrawal of Microsoft highlights the need for greater female representation in AI and cybersecurity to mitigate societal biases in future technologies.

Microsoft partners are at the forefront of transforming healthcare using the Microsoft Dragon Copilot, creating efficiencies and improving patient care.

Himani Agrawal of Microsoft India and South Asia emphasizes the importance of diverse perspectives in AI to avoid perpetuating existing biases.

Himani Agrawal of Microsoft emphasizes the crucial need for greater female participation in AI development to prevent societal biases from being embedded in future technologies.

A Microsoft executive highlights the potential for AI to perpetuate societal biases due to the limited participation of women in its development.

Lloyd’s Register is partnering with Microsoft to use generative AI to improve the application of nuclear technology in the maritime industry.

Microsoft is developing its own AI reasoning models, potentially reducing its reliance on OpenAI.