Microsoft integrates ChatGPT into more tools: developing applications without writing code

According to the news on the evening of March 6, Beijing time, Microsoft today integrated the technology behind ChatGPT into its Power Platform platform, allowing users to develop their own applications with little coding.

At present, many large technology companies, such as Alphabet, are scrambling to integrate "generative artificial intelligence" into their products.

Microsoft said today that a range of business intelligence and application development tools on its Power Platform platform, including Power Virtual Agent (Power Virtual Agent) and AI Builder, have updated ChatGPT features.

Power virtual agent is a tool for enterprises to build chatbots, which can now connect to the company's internal resources and generate summaries of weekly reports and customer inquiries.

In addition, Microsoft has added ChatGPT technology to AI Builder, which allows enterprises to automate workflow, and Dynamic 365, which is a business management platform.

Currently, Microsoft has only added new features to these tools in the United States.

Last month, Microsoft added ChatGPT to its Bing search and Edge browsers.

ChatGPT is an artificial intelligence chat robot developed by OpenAI. As soon as it was launched, it immediately became the focus of global attention and has now become the fastest growing consumer application in history.

In 2019, Microsoft invested $1 billion in OpenAI and received an exclusive license from GPT, the early model of ChatGPT. At the same time, OpenAI agreed to move from "Google Cloud" to "Microsoft Cloud".

Recently, Microsoft reached a new agreement with OpenAI, with an investment of up to $10 billion. As before, Microsoft Azure Cloud Services is the exclusive cloud provider for ChatGPT.