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Microsoft is adding a deep research feature to its 365 Copilot chatbot with two new reasoning-based AI tools, according to TechCrunch. The developments come as rivals Gemini and Grok have recently launched deep research agents powered by reasoning AI models. The researcher is powered by OpenAI’s deep research model and can develop strategies and reports by combining internal work data with external sources like Salesforce. The analyst performs advanced data analysis using Python and step-by-step logic. Both tools will be available in April to users in Microsoft’s new Frontier program, which will receive experimental features first.

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00:00It's Benzinga bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:02Microsoft is adding a deep research feature to its 365 co-pilot chatbot with two new reasoning-based
00:07AI tools according to TechCrunch. Velvets Commons rivals Gemini and Grok recently launched deep
00:13research agents powered by reasoning AI models. Researcher is powered by OpenAI's deep research
00:18model and can develop strategies and reports by combining internal work data with external
00:23sources like Salesforce. Analyst performs advanced data analysis using Python and step-by-step logic.
00:30All tools will be available in April to users of Microsoft's new Frontier program,
00:34which will receive experimental features first.
00:36For all things money, visit Benzinga.com slash GSTV.
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