What does AI mean for me?
We’ve become accustomed to using artificial intelligence (AI) for home, work, and play – from digital voice assistants, algorithms that personalize our news and entertainment, smart home appliances, wearable health devices, learning platforms, and productivity tools.
With new advancements in AI happening faster than before, you might be wondering what all this means for you.
AI might seem confusing or intimidating, but it's actually already part of our lives and has been for some time. The recent wave of announcements about AI developments across industries can seem both overwhelming and exciting. We're seeing AI capabilities that will drastically improve our way of working, creating, and learning new skills. Consider AI as your personal collaborator who can take on those time-consuming and tedious tasks, freeing you up to do the things that matter most.
AI at Work
AI is like a helpful assistant that can help us work or complete tasks more efficiently and strategically. At a time when we're inundated with information overload, it can be hard to identify exactly what you need to know or what is useful to accomplish a specific task. Although we have access to powerful productivity tools, we may end up using only a fraction of their capabilities.
AI-powered tools can help you with planning, brainstorming ideas, or moving past a blank page. With the support of AI, you can unlock the full capabilities of Microsoft 365 productivity tools.
Here are some scenarios on how Microsoft’s AI-powered tools can help you:
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Create amazing slides in seconds with PowerPoint Designer. As you create the content, Designer will automatically generate design ideas for you to choose from.
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Use Analyze Data in Excel to ask questions about your data without having to write complicated formulas.
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Up-level your writing with Microsoft Editor by checking your documents for spelling, grammar, and punctuation.
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Accelerate your learning with Bing Chat by asking for tips or to explain a new concept in simple terms so that you can grasp it quickly.
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Bing's Image Creator helps you generate AI images with DALL-E in Microsoft Edge. Give it a text prompt and the AI will generate a set of images matching your prompt.
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Need to prepare for a presentation? Speaker Coach in PowerPoint can help you become a better presenter by giving you feedback as you rehearse.
Have more questions about AI and Microsoft 365 Copilot? Read our FAQ.
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