Category: General AI


  • AGI coming soon: when will AI out-smart us?

    What is AGI, and Why It’s Not Real You’ve probably heard companies throwing around the term “AGI” or “Artificial General Intelligence.” It sounds impressive—like we’re on the verge of creating an AI that can do everything a human can do, maybe even better. But here’s the thing: AGI is more of a vague concept than…

  • Does AI Think?

    The question of whether AI can think has been a topic of debate for quite some time. Renowned computer scientist E.J. Dijkstra famously remarked that asking if AI can think is akin to asking if submarines can swim. His point, perhaps, was that as long as AI accomplishes its intended tasks, why should we concern…

  • Unlocking AI’s Potential for Customer Experience with Power Virtual Agents

    In a world where customer experience can make or break a business, companies are turning to AI-driven solutions to meet rising expectations. One tool that’s leading the charge is Microsoft’s Power Virtual Agents (PVA)—a powerful, no-code platform that enables organizations to create intelligent, AI-powered chatbots to handle customer inquiries, provide instant support, and enhance overall…

  • Is there a difference between Power Virtual Agents and Custom Copilots?

    Yes, there is a difference between Power Virtual Agents and custom Copilots within the Microsoft ecosystem, though both leverage AI to enhance user experiences. While it’s true that Microsoft essentially rebranded the existing PVA toolset, adding generative AI functionalities to create Custom Copilots. Here’s a breakdown of the differences. Evolution of Power Virtual Agents Power…

  • The Evolution of Solution Architecture in the Age of AI and Automation

    What does it mean to be a Solution Architect in a world where AI, automation, and low-code platforms like Power Platform are transforming the way we build and deploy solutions? As technology advances at breakneck speed, the role of Solution Architects is evolving. Traditionally, we’ve been the gatekeepers of system architecture, ensuring that every component…

  • The Future of AI at Your Fingertips: Copilot as the New Interface

    Copilot: The Gateway to AI for the Modern User The era of AI has arrived, yet the enormity of its potential can often feel daunting. Enter Microsoft’s Copilot—an intuitive, user-friendly interface that acts as a bridge between complex AI algorithms and human interaction. In many ways, Copilot isn’t just a tool for AI; it’s the…

  • AI for Good: A Leader’s Responsibility in Ensuring Ethical Technology

    Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming industries, from healthcare to finance, by making processes faster, smarter, and more efficient. Yet, as AI’s influence grows, so does the need for leaders to consider the ethical implications of these powerful technologies. AI offers boundless opportunities for innovation, but it also raises important questions about fairness, privacy, accountability, and…

  • Fictional Diary Entry: How Copilot Saved My Bacon

    Diary Entry: A Day in the Life of AImee Today was a whirlwind, but I can’t believe how much I accomplished with the help of Microsoft 365 Copilot! I’m filling in for the operations manager while she’s out on leave, and the pressure is definitely on. The morning started off with a request from one…

  • AI for Dummies

    AI for Dummies

    How Large Language Models Work and What RAG and GPT Mean in Simple Terms Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a buzzword that’s thrown around in conversations everywhere, from boardrooms to dinner tables. But what exactly is AI, and how do those seemingly magical language models like GPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer) work? Let’s break it down…

  • Why couldn’t AI correctly count how many ‘R’s are in the word Strawberry?

    Did you see the recent memes and trend mocking AI’s struggle with counting the letter “R” in the word “strawberry” 🍓? It was one of those funny AI quirks that went viral and left many people scratching their heads. It was like watching a genius get tripped up by a first-grade spelling test. Lets break…