Core Insights - Microsoft is developing a more advanced form of artificial intelligence called "superintelligence," aiming for breakthroughs in fields such as healthcare and materials science [1] - Mustafa Suleyman, head of Microsoft's AI department, announced the formation of a new team focused on "humanitarian superintelligence," which seeks to surpass the capabilities of general artificial intelligence (AGI) [1][2] - The announcement coincides with a renegotiated agreement between Microsoft and OpenAI, which modifies their relationship and lifts previous restrictions on Microsoft's development of advanced AI tools [1] Summary by Sections - Project Formalization: The announcement formalizes a project that has been in preparation since March of the previous year, when Microsoft hired Suleyman and obtained intellectual property licenses from his startup Inflection AI [2] - Team Restructuring: Suleyman is restructuring Microsoft's teams and recruiting new employees to build a new series of AI models, although these models are currently smaller in scale compared to those from OpenAI or Alphabet's Google [2]
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