Microsoft reportedly ramps up AI efforts to compete with OpenAI
Microsoft accelerates its pressure to compete with OpenAI, his old employee, by developing his own powerful AI models and exploring alternatives for power products such as Microsoft’s Copilot Bot.
Microsoft has developed its own AI “reasoning models that are comparable to models such as OpenAi’s O1 and O3-Mini, the The information Reports. It is said that OpenAI has refused Microsoft’s requests for technical details about how O1 works – tensions between the companies.
Microsoft has also developed a family of models called Mai who are competitive with OpenAi’s own, Bloomberg reports, And it is said that it is considered to offer later this year through an API. Parallel to those efforts, Microsoft would test alternative AI models from Xai, Meta, Anthropic and Deepseek as possible replacements for OpenAI technology in Copilot.
Microsoft, which has invested around $ 14 billion so far, has been bored with his bets in a number of ways, including hiring DeepMind and co-founder Mustafa Suleyman to lead the AI efforts of the Tech Giant.
