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New Delhi: Microsoft has recently introduced its latest feature in its Copilot research assistant that will enable users to utilize multiple AI models simultaneously within the same workflow, the latest move by the tech giant to improve its AI offering and boost the adoption.
This latest feature, called Critique, Copilot’s Researcher agent will now be able to pull outputs from both OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Anthropic’s Claude models for every response instead of relying on a single model.
While the GPT generates the response, Claude will review the output for accuracy and quality before presenting it to the users. Microsoft expects to make that workflow bi-directional in the future by enabling GPT to review Claude’s drafts as well.
Having the various models from the different vendors in the Copilot is highly attractive, but the company is taking this to the next level, where the customers actually get the benefits of the models by working them together.
This multi-model approach will help speed up the workflow, keep a check on AI hallucinations where the systems generate false information, and produce more reliable outputs, by boosting productivity and the quality for the customers. Microsoft is also unveiling Model Council, a feature that will enable users to compare responses from different AI models side-by-side.
These updates come as Microsoft makes its latest Copilot Cowork agentic AI tool more widely available to the members in its Frontier program, which offers customers early access to some of its latest AI features.
Microsoft has introduced the Copilot Cowork tool based on the Anthropic Claude Cowork product in experimental mode earlier this month, capitalizing on the growing demand for autonomous AI agents.
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