AI BriefingMicrosoft Replaces OpenAI and Anthropic Models with Its Own AI in Some Apps
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Microsoft has begun applying its own AI models to key software such as Excel and Outlook to cut costs and increase model independence.
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Microsoft has started replacing the OpenAI and Anthropic models it previously used in major software suites like Excel and Outlook with its own in-house AI models.
This shows that Microsoft's efforts to build competitive AI models at lower cost are bearing fruit. Microsoft consumes a massive amount of tokens to run its products.
Currently, Microsoft is being supplied with large volumes of tokens at discounted prices, but the relevant contract is set to expire soon. As a result, Microsoft is focusing on controlling costs by securing its own models, so as not to be at the mercy of any particular AI lab's pricing policies.
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