OpenAI goes for Microsoft's jugular - its Office productivity suite
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OpenAI is planning a productivity suite featuring generative AI tools to compete with Microsoft's Microsoft 365 suite. The relationship between Microsoft and OpenAI has significantly deteriorated, leading to talks of severe actions that could harm both companies. OpenAI is considering potential anti-trust complaints against Microsoft, which could threaten its AI operations. Preliminary details suggest the productivity suite may offer collaborative document editing, automated meeting transcriptions, and integration with ChatGPT, though many specifics remain unclear.
OpenAI is eyeing the launch of its own productivity suite with generative AI built in, directly attacking Microsoft's multi-billion dollar Microsoft 365 office suite business.
The relationship between Microsoft and OpenAI has deteriorated, with both companies now considering severe actions that could harm each other.
OpenAI hints at moves that could lead to U.S. government prosecution of Microsoft for AI-related anti-trust violations, jeopardizing Microsoft's AI products.
Details about OpenAI's productivity suite suggest it could include collaborative document editing, automated meeting transcriptions, and be closely integrated with ChatGPT.
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