With ChatGPT developed by OpenAI, artificial intelligence technologies that have taken the internet by storm continue to proliferate. Many people use AI to write articles, books, and even screenplays. A new one has been added to these usage areas recently. Microsoft will enable users to develop applications with little or no coding experience.

Microsoft has recently integrated the artificial intelligence technology behind ChatGPT into its popular Power Platform tool, allowing users to build applications with little or no programming experience. This new approach with generative AI technology will automate workflows, collect and analyze data and create email campaigns. The move comes weeks after Microsoft integrated AI into its Bing search engine, signaling the company’s increasing focus on AI in its products.

Power Platform users can easily create applications using artificial intelligence in their products by integrating artificial intelligence technology such as ChatGPT. Power Virtual Agent, a tool for companies to create chatbots, can now connect to internal company resources to generate weekly summary reports and customer inquiries.

Additionally, AI Builder, a tool that automates workflows, has been updated with productive AI. Microsoft has also released a new version of Dynamics 365 Copilot, the business management platform that integrates artificial intelligence to automate certain tasks. According to a recent Microsoft Business Trends survey, about 9 out of 10 employees expect to use AI to reduce repetitive tasks in the workplace.

The company says that with Dynamics 365 Copilot, organizations will empower their employees with artificial intelligence tools built for sales, service, marketing, operations and supply chain roles. Ultimately, Microsoft says, AI will allow everyone to spend more time on the best parts of their work and less on mundane tasks.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella plans to hold an event on March 16 to discuss “Reinventing productivity with Artificial Intelligence.” While the company has announced artificial intelligence updates for the popular Windows operating system and the Bing search engine, it has yet to do so for its Office productivity suite, which includes Word and Excel. However, with Microsoft’s focus on AI, we will soon see AI updates in the Office productivity suite.

With AI automation, employees can spend more time on the best parts of their jobs and less on mundane tasks. Microsoft’s focus on AI indicates that we can expect more AI updates to its products in the future, ultimately leading to improved productivity and efficiency.