2024-04-23 13:41:15
I offered Microsoft The latest digital security technology supported by generative artificial intelligence, as highlighted by its virtual assistant, Copilot, dedicated to cybersecurity, which it launched on April 1 this year.
This happened during its participation as a strategic partner in the Gulf Information Security Exhibition and Conference, GECEC Global 2024.
Copilot aims to support security and information technology experts, and to help them protect their organizations, while respecting the ethical and responsible principles of use of artificial intelligence.
After the company made it public on April 1, 2024, users can now ask CoPilot security questions in natural language and receive actionable answers to common security and IT tasks in seconds.
Microsoft plans to introduce a group of solutions and innovations designed to improve enterprise cybersecurity, including Microsoft Defender, Sentinel, Porvio, Intra, Perva and Entune, which are solutions consistent with the principles of responsible and ethical use of artificial intelligence.
A model that creates content
Amid the race for artificial intelligence tools, Microsoft announced a miniature, competitive model that can perform tasks like content creation and social media posts while using less data.
The company said in a statement that the miniature artificial intelligence model, called Phi-3-mini, can outperform large models because it has a variety of standards that assess language, coding and math abilities .
Microsoft explained that smaller AI models are designed to perform simpler tasks, making them easier to use by businesses with limited resources.
Microsoft added that businesses can use its new tool to summarize the main points of a long document and extract relevant information, as well as industry trends, from market research reports.
The company is expected to make it available on the Microsoft Azure cloud computing service artificial intelligence model and machine learning platform model (Hagging Face).
Last week, Microsoft invested $1.5 billion in Group G42Based in the United Arab Emirates, it previously partnered with French startup Mistral AI to make its models available via the cloud computing platform (Azure).
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