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Kore.ai is a comprehensive enterprise AI platform focused on helping organizations implement agentic AI solutions across customer-facing and internal business operations. At the center of its ecosystem is Artemis, an AI-programmable platform that enables businesses to build, scale, orchestrate, and manage AI agents in production environments. The platform offers a range of enterprise modules that support intelligent search, workflow orchestration, AI agent development, governance, and administrative oversight. Businesses can deploy ready-made applications tailored for industries such as banking, healthcare, retail, recruiting, human resources, and information technology. Kore.ai also provides a marketplace containing pre-built AI agents, templates, and integrations that help accelerate implementation efforts. The platform supports both customer service and employee productivity initiatives, allowing organizations to automate repetitive tasks and improve access to information. Enterprise-grade security, compliance, and scalability features make it suitable for highly regulated industries and large organizations. Strategic integrations with Microsoft Azure, AWS, Microsoft Teams, Microsoft 365 Copilot, and other enterprise technologies extend the platform’s capabilities. Kore.ai helps companies transform operations through AI-driven automation, intelligent assistance, and scalable digital workforce solutions.
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Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat
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FreeMicrosoft has launched Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat, a complimentary AI-powered chat service aimed at boosting productivity in the workplace. Utilizing OpenAI's advanced GPT-4 technology, Copilot Chat enables users to design and implement AI agents for a variety of tasks, including automating workflows and organizing email correspondence. While these AI agents were initially part of the premium Microsoft 365 Copilot subscription, they can now be accessed through the Copilot Chat platform. Users have the opportunity to create personalized agents via Copilot Studio, with a flexible pricing model that includes pay-as-you-go options or consumption packs. The interactions with these agents are quantified in messages, with charges ranging from 1 cent for basic replies to 30 cents for retrieving information from work-related data through the Microsoft Graph. This new offering is intended to introduce companies to AI tools, fostering a greater acceptance of the full Microsoft 365 Copilot suite, which continues to be available for $30 per user each month. Additionally, this move reflects Microsoft's commitment to integrating AI into everyday business operations, potentially transforming how organizations operate in the digital age.
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