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Microsoft Edge is now an AI browser

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Microsoft AI-based Copilot mode: Edge browser gets an intelligent upgrade

Explore the new AI-based Copilot Mode on Microsoft Edge—organize tabs, summarize content, and navigate smarter with a built-in assistant redefining web browsing.

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Microsoft Edge now an 'AI-powered browser' with Copilot Mode

Microsoft has introduced Copilot Mode, an experimental feature designed to transform Microsoft Edge into a web browser powered by artificial intelligence (AI).

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Microsoft launches AI-based Copilot Mode in Edge browser

Microsoft on Monday launched a new "Copilot Mode" on its Edge browser that uses artificial intelligence to improve the browsing experience, as the tech giant rushes to compete with rivals launching AI-based browsers and web search features.

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When You Look Back in a Few Years, You'll Wish You Had Bought This Unstoppable Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stock

Microsoft just became the second company in the world to amass $4 trillion in market capitalization, thanks to its AI businesses.

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These 40 Jobs May Be Replaced by AI. These 40 Probably Won’t

A new Microsoft report ranks 80 professions by their risk of being replaced by AI tools. Microsoft study identified jobs most ...

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ChatGPT is crushing all other AI chatbots, and the numbers prove it

Statcounter reports that over 80 percent of sessions with an AI chatbot are with ChatGPT, with everything else falling well ...

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20 jobs and careers AI is unlikely to ever touch, according to Microsoft

Microsoft has listed the jobs least likely to be impacted by artificial intelligence. Healthcare and blue collar jobs are the ...

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Microsoft joins NVIDIA with $4 trillion market cap: Thanks to Copilot AI and more

For decades Microsoft has been the dependable tech giant, steady, massive, profitable, but never quite explosive. That label ...

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Study reveals jobs most, least likely to be taken by AI: See the list

A new Microsoft study reveals which jobs are most exposed to generative AI disruption—historians, translators, and sales reps ...

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