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Künstliche Intelligenz (KI) ist mehr als ein Werkzeug für Büroarbeiter*innen oder eine Produktivitätssoftware für Unternehmen. KI kann jederzeit und überall schnelle Antworten geben und dabei helfen, Ideen, Informationen und Inspiration für fast alle Situationen in Beruf und Freizeit zu entwickeln. Eine einfache Möglichkeit, KI zu nutzen, ist Microsoft Copilot auf dem iOS- oder Android-Smartphone zu installieren. Die kostenlose KI-Anwendung fasst Informationen aus dem Internet zusammen, hilft beim Recherchieren, Planen oder Erstellen von Texten oder Bildern auf Grundlage von Anfragen oder sogenannten “Prompts”. Hier sind sieben Tipps, um mit KI mehr aus dem Tag zu machen:  

In the rapidly evolving landscape of generative AI, business leaders are trying to strike the right balance between innovation and risk management. Prompt injection attacks have emerged as a significant challenge, where malicious actors try to manipulate an AI system into doing something outside its intended purpose, such as producing harmful content or exfiltrating confidential data. In addition to mitigating these security risks, organizations are also concerned about quality and reliability. They want to ensure that their AI systems are not generating errors or adding information that isn’t substantiated in the application’s data sources, which can erode user trust.

Vor einem Jahr haben wir Copilot für Microsoft 365 vorgestellt. Die Daten aus unserer Work-Trend-Index-Studie zeigen, dass unsere Technologie Mitarbeitende produktiver und kreativer macht und manche dadurch bis zu 10 Stunden Arbeitszeit pro Monat sparen.[i] Deshalb arbeiten wir weiter an Innovationen und statten unser gesamtes Produktportfolio mit Copilot-Funktionen aus, einschliesslich all der Anwendungen und Dienste, auf die Unternehmen bauen – von Windows und Microsoft 365 bis hin zu Teams, Edge und mehr.

It’s been one year since we first introduced the world to Copilot for Microsoft 365, and data from our Work Trend Index research shows it’s already making employees more productive and creative, saving some as much as 10 hours per month.1 We’re continuing to innovate, bringing Copilot capabilities to our entire product portfolio, including the applications and services organizations are built on—from Windows and Microsoft 365 to Microsoft Teams, Edge, and more.

Copilot is your everyday AI companion, meant to bring the power of generative AI to everyone across work and life. We’re expanding availability and purchase options for individuals and organizations and bringing new value to Copilot Pro subscribers.  

Microsoft kündigt heute Microsoft Copilot for Security an, die neueste Erweiterung für Microsoft 365. Copilot for Security ist die erste KI-Lösung für die IT-Branche und wird Sicherheits- und IT-Experten bei der frühzeitigen Erkennung von Cyberrisiken unterstützen. Die neue Erweiterung ist ab dem 1. April 2024 weltweit verfügbar.

Microsoft Copilot for Security is generally available April 1, with new capabilities. New tools across the security portfolio help protect and govern AI use.

At Reimagine Education, Microsoft announced new ways that AI tools can be used to bring new opportunities to life, build secure foundations, and prepare students for the future. We’re bringing Microsoft Copilot to more education audiences, launching free AI features designed to save time for educators, and publishing an AI Toolkit. Learning Accelerators’ availability is expanding to popular learning management systems and Speaker and Math Progress are entering private previews. We also shared a new offer: Microsoft Defender for Endpoint tailored towards protecting student devices, at a discounted price.

Today we’re announcing the public preview of Microsoft Copilot for Finance, the newest role-based extension of Microsoft Copilot for Microsoft 365 designed to revolutionize how finance teams approach their daily work. Copilot for Finance joins Copilot for Sales and Copilot for Service, now generally available, to provide AI-powered, role-based workflow automation, recommendations, and guided actions in the flow of work. 

As we enter a new era based on artificial intelligence, we believe this is the best time to articulate principles that will govern how we will operate our AI datacenter infrastructure and other important AI assets around the world. We are announcing and publishing these principles – our “AI Access Principles” – today at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona in part to address Microsoft’s growing role and responsibility as an AI innovator and a market leader.

Today we released the sixth edition of Cyber Signals, spotlighting the remarkable interest and impact driven by AI on the cybersecurity landscape. This includes new, joint threat intelligence Microsoft is sharing with our OpenAI partners, detailing how we are protecting AI platforms from attempted abuse by threat actors.