AI ‘agents' can carry out a range of roles such as handling client queries and identifying sales leads
CNBC's Deirdre Bosa joins 'Money Movers' to report on Microsoft's new enterprise AI tools.
Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ:MSFT) will allow enterprises to start making their own AI agents starting next month, the company announced during its AI Tour event in London on Monday ahead of the launch of Salesforce's competing autonomous AI sales technology on October 25. It unveiled plans to allow businesses to create their own AI agents using existing large language models as a base in Copilot Studio.
KeyBanc just raised its price target on Microsoft.
Microsoft will allow organizations to create their own autonomous AI agents within Copilot Studio, the tech giant's platform for customizing and building so-called "copilot" assistants, starting next month. The company is also launching 10 new autonomous agents in Dynamics 365, its suite of enterprise resource planning and customer relationship management apps.
Microsoft will allow customers to build autonomous artificial intelligence agents starting in November, the software giant said on Monday, in its latest move to tap the booming technology.
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Microsoft may not offer the biggest dividend, but its impressive dividend streak is worth watching.
The HLTH conference kicks off Sunday, and tech companies including Google, Nvidia and Microsoft are headed there to talk about health-care AI. A big topic at the conference will be administrative burden, which is a major cause of burnout in the health-care industry.
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Microsoft's AI-powered growth should help the stock regain its mojo following a disappointing 2024.
Microsoft and OpenAI are reportedly in talks over how much equity the Big Tech giant will receive for its nearly $14 billion investment in the AI firm as it navigates an unusual shift from nonprofit to for-profit entity.