Microsoft’s ‘The Future of Work with AI’ Event Coming Next Week, What to Expect?

Microsoft is not yet done with its talk about AI as there is another event coming next week that centers on the "Future of Work with AI" to discuss further how deep learning will affect other aspects of technology. The software company only recently delivered an event featuring AI integration for its Bing search engine, with massive plans for its other tech available.

The event will deliver more information as to how Microsoft will adapt to AI, and there are expectations that OpenAI's partnership with them would offer more of their services in the upcoming revelations.

Microsoft 'Future of Work with AI' Event is Coming Next Week

A new Microsoft event was recently announced by the company, and it is inviting the public to join to learn more about the "Future Work with AI," detailing what it has in store for this integration. AI's integration is growing and it is not only confined to browsers, as it is available on different applications and features for the public to use.

In this event, Microsoft would focus on how AI helps in shaping the future of technology, especially as it makes its way to a person or an organization's work.

The event would take place this March 16, with its live stream starting at 8 AM Pacific Time, to bring more about how work will be influenced by this growing use of artificial intelligence.

What to Expect on Microsoft's AI Event for Work?

Microsoft's CEO Satya Nadella will join Jared Spataro in delivering what the future has in store with the many AI integrations present in different work and business aspects of the company.

While it would focus more on the industry adapting to AI, Engadget claims that it may bring more information as to how OpenAI's tech will bring developments for what Microsoft has to offer for work, like its Azure and Office 365, among others.

Microsoft and its AI Applications

It may be unfamiliar to many, but before Bing's ChatGPT integration that delivered a significant boost to its search engine, Microsoft employed an AI for the platform years ago. This AI was known as Sydney, with Microsoft also previously introducing a chat assistant for the search engine to help people in their search and act as a chatbot.

The strategic partnership between Microsoft and OpenAI opened up significant doors for the public to enter, enabling them to harness the power of ChatGPT on the web, as released last February.

Still, there are many hiccups that Microsoft needs to address, as Bing with ChatGPT is not yet perfect, and it is considerable as it remains in the beta testing phase.

There are new plans for Microsoft with regard to its Business and Work suite that will allegedly improve using AI's power, and this would all be unveiled via the upcoming event. Microsoft is booming with events lately, and this is because of their newfound features via artificial intelligence, with OpenAI also playing a significant role, soon for the public to get informed.