From Microsoft to Google, there is AI in your productivity tools too
Generative Artificial Intelligence can easily stake claim to the honours board for 2023. The sudden buzz around ChatGPT quickly brought generative AI into the lexicon of laypeople and technology companies like Microsoft, Google and Adobe scrambled to announce a slew of transformational capabilities in search as well as productivity and creative tools. Word Editor: A lot of my friends use Grammarly to avoid writing mistakes but aren’t familiar with the much more advanced Microsoft Editor built in with Word. The feature will use AI to automatically convert your document to a slide presentation, along with pictures, icons and other design elements. Use the Analyze Data option and Excel will automatically analyse the raw data, and, using AI, every column will be correlated with every other column.


















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