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Microsoft has integrated OpenAI's newly announced Responses API into its Azure cloud platform, expanding the capabilities available to Azure developers. The implementation mirrors OpenAI's version, supporting tool calls via API, compute usage tracking, file search functionality, code interpretation, and function calls. The system's Computer-Using Agent (CUA) can perform tasks like launching applications, clicking interface elements, completing forms, and managing multi-page workflow processes. Additionally, Microsoft offers its own agent capabilities through the Azure Agent Service.

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OpenAI has trained a language model specifically designed for creative writing. OpenAI CEO Altman expressed strong appreciation for an AI-generated text on X, stating that it's the "first time I have been really struck by something written by AI," stating that the model perfectly captured the tone of a metafictional literary short story about AI and grief. Altman says it's not yet clear when or how it will be released. The complete AI-generated text is available on X. The development comes as OpenAI faces legal challenges from numerous authors who allege the company used their copyrighted books for model training without permission.

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