Microsoft continues to work hard on Copilot and announce new changes. GPT-4 Turbo is introduced and Copilot can now use various skills to interpret images more correctly.

Copilot, Microsoft’s AI chatbot, continues to surprise us with new changes. In addition to some aesthetic adjustments such as the name change a few weeks ago, there are also updates on the table that will have an impact on this workflow the user. Copilot welcomes the GPT-4 Turbo, Multimodal with search grounding and that Code interpreter. But what does that mean in practice?

GPT-4 Turbo for more complex tasks

One of the upcoming updates is the addition of the GPT-4 Turbo to Copilot. This is the latest version of OpenAI’s AI model. In addition to improved intelligence, the GPT-4 Turbo can process a larger amount of text at once. Copilot becomes smarter with GPT-4 and can better handle more complex and difficult tasks.

Multimodal with search grounding

Another change the company is making to Copilot is described by Microsoft Multimodel with finder grounding. Additionally, the AI ​​model will have the ability to link visual interpretations to GPT-4 and internet searches to Bing. This means that Copilot understands images better and in more detail and can describe them better.

A readable code interpreter

Generating codes is nothing new for Copilot users. The Code interpreter takes a slightly different approach. Microsoft is working to enable the AI ​​tool to automatically generate codes to perform tasks that users describe in plain text. This makes it more accessible to users who are still new to the world of programming.

Additional features available

Finally, a number of other features have been added that are already accessible to Copilot users. This includes the integration of an updated DALL-E 3 model that allows you to produce higher quality images. Are you using Microsoft Edge? Then from now on you can create video summaries with Copilot.