This week on The Vergecast, we discuss Microsoft's redesigned Copilot, the potential of 'agentic' AI, and OpenAI's massive funding round. We also cover the latest gadget news, including student-built facial recognition glasses and Sonos's comeback plan, plus breaking news about WordPress's future.
The new Microsoft Copilot is a big departure. It shed some of its Bing-y styling and increasingly corporate vibes in favor of something warmer and friendlier, all in an effort to be more than just a work tool. It might just be a website redesign, but it feels like a shift in how Microsoft perceives the future of AI assistants. On this episode of The Vergecast, we try to make sense of that future.
In the lightning round, we say goodbye to our friend, colleague, and cohost Alex Cranz. We also talk about the bizarre history that led to this week’s Dish / DirecTV merger, Nintendo’s ongoing war on emulators, and Google’s nifty new web app for managing headphones.
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