Microsoft Eyes November Launch of AI Employees: What it Means for MSFT

Joshua Ramos
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In what could be a technological game changer, Microsoft is planning a November launch for AI employees in a move that could be massive for its MSFT stock price. The company is set to deploy the AI agents as early as next month. Moreover, it is the latest of the company’s efforts to capitalize on the increased demand for artificial intelligence products.

These virtual employees are designed to handle a variety of tasks, such as supply chain management and client queries. Additionally, they are set to be among the first practical applications of AI advancements that have dominated the tech sector for the last year.

Source: Forbes

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Microsoft Launching AI Employees as MSFT Stock Could Surge

There are few industries that move as fast as technology. Indeed, that speed has proven to be a benefit to some companies as they capitalize on the shift and a detriment to others. Yet, one company that has proven to be among the best at adapting to shifting demand has been Microsoft.

Since the arrival of OpenAI’s ChatGPT and the generative AI boom, Microsoft has taken advantage. Moreover, with the booming demand for cloud-based computing, the company’s Azure platform has been there for users to embrace. All the while, its stock has benefitted from its foresight.

They could now be in the driver’s seat. Indeed, Microsoft (MSFT) could be set to get a massive boost from the company’s planned November launch of AI employees. Indeed, the Copilot Sutido product will allow companies to customize their own AI agents. Therefore, giving unbridled access to artificial intelligence at their disposal and unprecedented uses, it can be curtailed too.

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A new report notes that companies like the McKinsey consulting firm, Clifford Chance law firm, and Pets at Home retailer are already using the tech. Specifically, they have utilized it to overtake remedial tasks such as the scheduling of meetings and management of customer inquiries.

On Tuesday, Microsoft Stock was already up as much as 2%. Moreover, Loop Capital was among the research firms to maintain a buy rating on the stock. They have also set a price target of $500.00. Indeed, they are expecting a strong showing from the company’s highly-anticipated FY Q12025 earnings report.