Microsoft to Reveal New AI Tools for PCs and Cloud at Build Conference

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Microsoft will unveil new artificial intelligence tools for use on PCs and in the cloud at its annual Build conference. The company aims to make AI a first-class part of every PC by 2024 and expects significant revenue growth from clients running AI models in its Azure public cloud. The new AI features will allow users to have deeper interaction with their digital lives on Windows.

Microsoft will reveal new AI tools for use on PCs and in the cloud at its annual Build conference, according to a session list posted Wednesday. In January, CEO Satya Nadella told analysts that 2024 is the year when "AI will become first-class part of every PC," and the itinerary for Microsoft's May conference reflects that goal.

Microsoft expects significant revenue growth from clients running AI models in its Azure public cloud, and the company wants to keep the trend going by rolling out new AI features for developers. The new head of Microsoft AI, Mustafa Suleyman, will take the stage alongside Nadella and other longtime executives during the show's sessions, which include an image-resizing widget and a keyboard shortcut customization program. At Build, Microsoft will talk about a new AI feature, which draws on AI models that run directly on PCs, rather than having to send data to the cloud and receive responses. The software maker will also talk about new AI features "that allow users deeper interaction with their digital lives on Windows," according to one of the session descriptions

 

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