Microsoft is struggling to sell its Copilot AI assistant to corporations because many of their employees want ChatGPT.

According to the report, pharmaceutical company Amgen has paid for a 20,000 user plan for Microsoft Copilot, but more than a ...

Artificial intelligence chatbots are fast becoming staples of modern office life, but it’s clear that not all tools are ...

It is not the only customer to report issues, as workers shun Microsoft Copilot in favor of ChatGPT, which is used more at home and thus become more familiar to many. Microsoft does use OpenAI’s ...

AI partners Microsoft and OpenAI’s cooling relationship cools further with Amgen’s switch from Copilot to ChatGPT.

But there’s finally a reason to use Copilot instead of ChatGPT on your PC. It’s a feature Microsoft announced a while ago and ...

The AI company has long sought to transform its flagship chatbot into an all-purpose AI assistant. This could be the next ...

Microsoft does use OpenAI’s models to power Copilot, and offers very similar features to ChatGPT, with information summaries, email drafting, data analysis, and image generation.

A new report suggests that Microsoft's sales division is struggling to differentiate Copilot from ChatGPT, with customers ...

A new report in Bloomberg claims that Microsoft's biggest customer base is ignoring Copilot and adopting rival ChatGPT ...

Last spring, drugmaker Amgen Inc. announced plans to buy Microsoft Corp.’s Copilot AI assistant for 20,000 employees. It was ...

Despite investing tens of billions of dollars into OpenAI, Microsoft is still, apparently, competing with its business ...