Microsoft Aims to Rival OpenAI with New AI Reasoning Models
The Redmond-based company has begun developing a family of models internally called “MAI,” which reportedly perform nearly as well as leading models from OpenAI and Anthropic on standard industry benchmarks. This development marks a significant shift in Microsoft’s AI strategy, potentially reducing its heavy reliance on OpenAI’s technology.
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