Is Microsoft truly serious about confronting AI’s dangers? – Computerworld

To find out, let’s take a dive into what the document says.

A look at Microsoft’s three AI businesses

Before we do that, though, we need some background about Microsoft’s AI business. It’s made up of three parts. One is Copilot, which embeds AI into many of Microsoft’s products, such as the Copilot chatbot in Windows and Microsoft 365. Copilot is powered mainly by OpenAI’s GPT models, but increasingly by Anthropic’s Claude as well.

The second is Microsoft Foundry, which provides cloud infrastructure and tools to deploy and use third-party AI models via Azure, including building agents with them. It offers access to thousands of AI models and tools, including those from OpanAI, Anthropic, Meta, xAI, Microsoft itself, and others.