As I mentioned a few hours ago, when it comes to iOS apps, ChatGPT is one of the tech products that stands out the most in recent months. Some companies are interested in integrating it into their products and services, as we told you a few days ago about Microsoft with Bing, while others are forced to step on the accelerator with regard to their own development of artificial intelligence, as we learned. in Google.

Other AIs such as DALL-E 2 have attracted a lot of attention from the general public and even sparked interesting debates as to whether their creations can be considered art or not, but for some reason and despite precedents such as GPT 3, it was this robot, the latest creation of open artificial intelligence, which has been a backlash for much of the industry, which is now considering all the possibilities that the integration of artificial intelligence into its products and services presents. .

That’s certainly the case with those from Redmond, because if we told you a few days ago about their plans for Bing, today we know from The Information that Microsoft is testing ChatGPT integration in some Office applications… sorry, from Microsoft 365 (I’ve already specified that it’s a name change that seems right to me, but I’m sure we’ll all be using the Office name for a while).

The first of the tests with ChatGPT is so logical that you probably already thought of it, and Microsoft’s intention is to use this technology to improve the autocomplete function in Microsoft Word. At the moment, Google’s word processor is quite powerful at the moment, to the point of being surprising at times, but if Microsoft manages to properly implement the ChatGPT features in this feature, the result could be spectacular.

But it doesn’t end there, Microsoft would also test ChatGPT in Outlook to significantly improve its search functionality, in addition to allowing it to be performed with voice commands that the assistant could interpret and contextualize. to offer suggested responses to emails we receive.

Of course, before these uses materialize, it is essential that those responsible for ChatGPT are able to solve the problems of this AI, especially its predisposition to make up answers when it does not know the right answer. We could already verify it here, and that is the main stumbling block. However, considering that Microsoft has a stake in Open AI, we can assume that they must be working on it.