💯 Hundreds of new AI tools are released every week, which is great, and I love exploring them.
However, for me, it's mostly about getting a sense of what's happening in the world of AI, not for professional work. Agile startups might be able to keep up with the pace, but for enterprises, it's a slower rollout cycle.
🏢 Most of us rely on Microsoft or Google for office productivity, and when these companies roll out a new AI tool, the effect is huge. Hundreds of millions of users, including the "laggards", suddenly gain access to new tools that might revolutionize their work – my work.
Microsoft is currently in an extremely interesting position, owning a large stake in OpenAI and implementing AI in their popular office suite. However, the ecosystem is complex, with at least 15 different tools in M365 and many other services. How is this playing out? What are they up to?
🔍 To get my head around this, I will focus on the month of May to understand how Microsoft is leveraging AI, with the ultimate goal of understanding:
📌 How will daily work in the Microsoft suite change in 3, 6, and 12 months?
📌 How will it be rolled out? considering privacy and confidentiality aspects?
📌 Examples of companies using it today with internal data.
📢 If you have any suggestions on where to start (podcasts, YouTube, websites...) or who to talk to? have you already started using Microsoft AI tools at your company? feel free to contact me. I'm eager to start 🥳
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