Microsoft MASSIVE Announcements: GPT-5, Copilot+ PC, Phi-3, Devin Partnership

Microsoft's Build 2024 event might be one of the most consequential AI events in history, showing how Microsoft dominates the AI landscape.

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[punk]

I dont like the idea to mention gpt-5 in a title of a video where gpt-5 was not mentioned

[Mars-tk]

Why is GPT-5 in the title as it is not a subject? Or did i miss it?

[middle-agedmacdonald]

This is a way for corporations to slowly learn your exact job perfectly. Imagine if the corporations a.i. were on each users computer. After watching every keystroke and mouse movement of every employee over time, it could do it all so much more efficiently. It's amazing what it will be able to do. Those people will now be free to go outside and pick up garbage, and repair the roads, and plant food forests, etc. A.i. will manage us like the robots we were born to be. Obviously it'll take care of the paperwork, the owner always does.

[alkeryn]

the only MASSIVE thing is the clickbait title.

[FtanmoOfEtheirys]

next year at a press announcement:

"And today we would like to introduce our next CEO of GPT-10! Alongside him, our new Chief Compliance Officer, VP of Operations, VP of R&D, and the rest of our board will be GPT-9!" LOL

[bigmotter]

WOW, did I hear Sam say it got safer? Didn't he just lose a lot of his safety team who either quit or got let go or fired? I would not trust or believe anything that he says! People - please learn to think for yourself and do your own due diligence and research with only trusted sources! Take care!

[romanieo]

Liked & Subscribed.
Matthew, first time on your channel. Great substantive video.

[sovth_senter]

I need a job in AI so bad. There's so much going on in this space and my kids are young. They're going to grow up in this world

[santicomp]

On one side, I'm happy with all the progress and super hiped as a developer, integrating these tools on a daily basis.

On the other side I think Microsoft is getting out of hand. They have github, openai, and mistral.
They dictate what will happen, not sure if I want AGI or ASI in the hands of one corporation (don't trust the government either, though 😅)

[Anders]

I'm impressed by Microsoft Copilot's ability to generate art. It's probably using an improved version of DALL·E 3. And it's still very early in the history of AI! Mindblowing.

[tikkivolta]

00:00 Overview of Microsoft's Build Event
01:12 Satya Nadella's Keynote on AI and Compute Acceleration
02:21 Features of Microsoft Co-pilot and AI Infrastructure
04:07 Enhancements in Windows Co-pilot and AI Integration
06:13 Partnerships and Co-pilot Demo Highlights
08:15 Practical Applications of Co-pilot in Gaming and Work
10:19 AI Assisted User Experiences and Interface Control
12:26 AI Diversity and Open Source Contributions by Microsoft
14:37 Innovations and Partnerships in AI Model Development
17:21 Key Conversations on AI Development and Deployment Safety
22:33 Future Directions and Implications of AI Technologies

[russelllapua]

Dude you got me "we're going to watch the whole thing together" me: "ugh" lmao

[aigrowthguys]

Is it just me, or do you hate when they talk about "safety" without defining it? Real safety is important, but I don't care if the models will say something offensive. I'd rather not cut back on their capability just to have "safety". Imagine if Google Docs wouldn't let you type in an offensive sentence? If you are over 18, why do we need a PG experience with these models?

[kelleyrn]

I agree. Satya is the most investable CEO today. By the way, this is the second time he went all in. When he took over MS after Balmer drove into the ground, he killed the phone and went all-in to cloud and saved the company.

[timduck]

Look, we as individuals demand privacy, which this OS (Microsoft) does not deliver. It gives a false sense of security to those who are naive enough to believe the trash put out by this company. They proclaim they will not use the data, yet in the past, they have!. In the past, there have been instances where Microsoft faced criticism for its data collection practices. For example, Windows 10 was scrutinized for its telemetry features, which collected data about users' activities without their explicit consent. Despite Microsoft's assurances that the data would be anonymized and used solely to improve user experience, many users felt betrayed and misled, as they were under the impression that their data was completely private.

[ThinkSumo]

being from GenX, this is such an exciting time! I'm seeing all the cool stuff from movies and books from when I was a kid come to life. I can't wait for the next 10-20 years to see how all this develops.

[NinetooNine]

Someone needs to teach Microsoft event planners about echo and how to combat it. No other keynotes in the past month had this kinda of echo. This is one of the biggest companies in the world, WTF?

[Waterfront]

Paperclip 2.0: "I'm back! Let me write the letter for you."

[rpvivek]

Microsoft Buid has been very interesting this year. #MSBuild

[erikthereddest]

The Minecraft segment seems really likely to be faked/staged. Zombies burn during the day in vanilla Minecraft and it doesn't react to him going into a cave... Which is where you're likely to find more monsters. Weird that they would get this wrong.