Welcome to Tech Stuff, a production from iHeartRadio.

Hey there and welcome to Tech Stuff, I'm your host Jonathan Strickland, I'm an executive

producer with iHeartRadio and how the tech are ya?

So before I talk about the news for Tuesday, March 7, 2023, I want to give you all a heads

up that tomorrow a special guest host takes over the show, Bridget Todd, also known as the host

of there are no girls on the internet among many other things, and I'm really excited

to have y'all hear this special episode, I don't want to spoil anything, but I'm definitely

looking forward to everyone getting a chance to hear it, so make sure you tune in tomorrow

to get that special episode, and I'll be back on the following Thursday, but now let's get

to the news for today, and first up for a change, I really just have one story explicitly about

AI today, and it's about Microsoft's incorporation of AI, this one was developed by open AI,

and it has to do with Microsoft's products for enterprises, for businesses.

Alright, so first off, Microsoft had previously invested a billion dollars in open AI, and more

recently, the two organizations have entered into a type of partnership, though details are

scarce as to the extent of that partnership, some folks estimate that the agreement has

Microsoft investing 10 billion dollars with open AI over the next several years, anyway,

this week, Microsoft has unveiled how it is integrating AI into suites like Power Platform,

which is a platform with tools for developers, that kind of stuff, as well as Dynamics 365,

which is used for enterprise resource planning. So in other words, these are not consumer

facing products, you know, if you don't happen to work in these fields, you'll never really encounter

them, they are meant to be tools that businesses can use to optimize processes and stuff.

So the idea is that the AI will assist companies and employees to do jobs, particularly those that

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