😬Microsoft Copilot Pro is here and is full of AI features
PLUS: Artificial Intelligence to hit almost 40% of jobs worldwide...
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For today we cooked:
😨AI can now copy your handwriting. We're concerned.
🛡️Here’s OpenAI’s big plan to combat election misinformation
🤖Musk wants 25% voting control at Tesla before fulfilling AI goal
and more...
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Quick look:
✍️ AI can now copy your handwriting. We're concerned.
💡 Here’s OpenAI’s big plan to combat election misinformation
🚘 Musk wants 25% voting control at Tesla before fulfilling AI goal
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Deep Dive:
😎 Microsoft’s new Copilot Pro brings AI-powered Office features to the rest of us
Microsoft is launching Copilot Pro, an AI-powered subscription service, providing access to advanced features in Office apps for consumers. This $20 monthly subscription offers priority access to OpenAI models, the ability to create custom Copilot GPTs, and features such as generating PowerPoint presentations, text summarization, and more.
💡 Highlights:
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- Priority Access to OpenAI Models: Subscribers of Copilot Pro gain priority access to the latest OpenAI models, ensuring access to cutting-edge AI capabilities and improved performance during peak times.
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- Extended Availability and Future Improvements: Copilot Pro features are available across various platforms, including web, Windows, Mac, and mobile apps. Microsoft plans to continually update and improve Copilot Pro, adding more functionalities and premium value for subscribers in the future.
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Handwriting is certainly a worry. Doctor's scripts for example have long been considered safe, even though there are countless stories of people stealing script pads and writing illegal scripts on order. Someone I know who has dementia recently 'changed their will' writing out all of their children in favour of a recently new partner. I'm sure this is not uncommon, but if the key form of evidence is the signature of the person and a 'witness', that's pretty risky.