I couldn’t help that one, sorry.
This might include new tools and features, deeperChatGPTintegration, and more along those lines.
Here we go, folks!
We’re underway now as Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella takes the stage.
We’re starting with Copilot.
Yusuf Medhi is taking the stage to tell us about the new category of PC platform.
Copilot is going to be integrated into Windows 11 configs, Notifications, and other systems.
As far as demos go, the ChatGPT-4o walkthrough of how to play Minecraft is pretty impressive.
As a lifelong gamer, its the kind of use case that makes sense for real people.
We’re onto privacy and safety.
If it’s on rig and secure, I’m absolutely on board with this kind of AI.
OK, we’re now talking about the partnerships between Microsoft, Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm.
The video is featuring Gelsinger, Su, and Amon, like an Avengers superteam.
I guess Apple is Thanos in this case?
OK, Prism emulation for Windows on Arm, effectively bridging the x86/x64/Arm gap.
New Microsoft Surface Laptop and Surface Pro with Copilot and Snapdragon X chips.
Up to 22 hours of on gadget video playback, 15 hours of web browsing battery life.
The new Surface Pro is up to 90% faster than the Surface Pro 9.
The Surface Pro features a QHD front facing camera, with a rear camera that can capture 4K video.
We’re now onto generative AI.
Cocreator, a text-to-image tool, will take textandbrushstroke input collaboratively.
I’ve been messing around with NPUs for several weeks now, and they’ve honestly kind of sucked.
I think the most important development here might be Copilot Runtime.
This might be the key that unlocks these nueral processors to actually create useful AI apps for everyday use.
All the major manufacturers are getting in on all this, with their major lines.
Incredibly, seemingly against the odds, Microsoft might actually deliver on the promise of Windows on Arm.
All of this, I think, is a function of Copilot Runtime.
As always, friends, be kind to each other.
