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Microsoft is positioning its next phase of computing around artificial intelligence, previewing a new generation of AI-driven devices and software at its developer conference. The company is aiming to extend AI beyond the cloud and into everyday computing, integrating intelligent features directly into Windows-powered laptops and desktops. The move reflects a broader effort to reshape how users interact with devices, as AI becomes a core layer of the computing experience rather than an optional add-on. FROM CLOUD AI TO ON-DEVICE INTELLIGENCE Microsoft has spent the past several years building its AI capabilities in the cloud, offering tools for coding, automation, and data analysis. Now, the focus is shifting toward running these capabilities locally on personal devices. …
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