Microsoft starts testing AI model that could escalate competition with OpenAI

Microsoft debuts in-house AI models as it builds independence from OpenAI

Microsoft is developing and testing proprietary large language models, signaling a shift from its previous heavy reliance on OpenAI technology.Read Entire Article

Microsoft is making its own AI models to compete with OpenAI. Meet MAI

Microsoft has largely relied on OpenAI's models to power its AI products, but now it's working on its own in-house models. On Thursday, Microsoft launched a speech generation model called MAI-Voice-1, and started public testing for a foundation model called MAI-1-preview. The company said MAI-Voice-1 can generate a minute of audio in under a second on a single GPU, highlighting its efficiency. MAI-Voice-1 is already powering Microsoft's Copilot …

Microsoft starts testing AI model that could escalate competition with OpenAI

Microsoft wants to depend more on its own internally built artificial intelligence models for Copilot, which is available in Bing and Windows 11.

Microsoft Tests Homegrown AI Model MAI-1, Signaling Shift from OpenAI Reliance

Microsoft, long reliant on OpenAI’s artificial intelligence models to power its flagship AI offerings, is charting a new course as it seeks to lessen that dependence. On Thursday, the company announced that it has begun publicly testing a homegrown AI model, signaling an ambition to bolster its own AI pipeline while still maintaining its deep […] The post Microsoft Tests Homegrown AI Model MAI-1, Signaling Shift from OpenAI Reliance appeared fir…