Microsoft has just released a new Teams Premium subscription with features powered by OpenAI’s GPT-3.5 AI language model, making the software smarter than ever.
If you are not yet one of the over 100 million Internet users to use ChatGPT to process information or write all kinds of texts, you will soon be able to get a taste for it thanks to the Teams Premium subscription from Microsoft 365. The premium service will cost $7 a month in June before dropping to $10 in JulyMicrosoft said.
The greatest interest of Microsoft’s new service will undoubtedly be the inclusion of GPT 3.5, the artificial intelligence (AI) language model developed by OpenAI, for automate some mundane tasks surrounding meetings as part of its “smart recap” feature. In addition to Teams, remember that Microsoft also plans to integrate ChatGPT into Bing, and a beta version of the browser has already been seen.
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According to Microsoft, Microsoft hopes GPT 3.5 will transform the way teams hold meetings, webinars and other online discussions. The tool will be able to create auto-generated meeting notes, recommended tasks, and personalized highlights “. And this applies even if you don’t connect to the meeting.
Beyond text generation, Teams Premium will generally do a better job of find out what you saw and did not see or hear during a meeting, and will make it easier to find relevant information for you. Additionally, smart summarization automatically generate tagged chapters for meetings and will create custom timeline markers to where you logged in and out of recorded meetings so you can return to parts you missed.
Beyond the new AI-powered capabilities, the Teams Premium subscription will also make it possible to create chat rooms and invite others to join them. Users can also join chat channels and create their own channels, where they can share documents, media and more with other members. Finally, Microsoft intends to improve collaboration functionalities, that is to say, to make documents and projects more accessible thanks to other Microsoft products and services, in particular Office 365, Dynamics 365 and SharePoint.