The AI Launch Pushing Microsoft's Price Higher - American Institute for Crypto Investors

The AI Launch Pushing Microsoft’s Price Higher – American Institute for Crypto Investors

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It’s almost impossible to avoid news about artificial intelligence (AI).

That’s unsurprising given its prominence and potential impact on every business imaginable.

AI currently appears in over 30,000 news articles weekly, even outpacing the most popular cryptocurrency topic, Bitcoin.

But for now, AI is mostly viewed as a cool toy, not a game changer for productivity and profitability.

That was until Microsoft (MSFT) changed everything this week. The tech giant unveiled a plan to roll out and monetize AI, while at the same time providing investors with more evidence that the tech is a highly profitable business.

Chief Financial Officer Amy Hood said the company’s new AI products will become the fastest business to hit $10 billion.

And that’s very plausible given that over one billion people and businesses are using Microsoft products, with hundreds of millions on subscription plans.

Microsoft’s latest AI offering is Copilot. Here’s what you need to know…

This set of AI tools working with its Office suite is called Microsoft 365 Copilot. It costs $30 per user per month on top of what most business customers pay.

Even Windows will get Copilot to help you with everyday functions. Want dark mode? Just type it in the toolbar… Connecting a new device through Bluetooth? All you need to do is ask…

It’ll create PowerPoint slides, analyze your Excel data, and even rewrite your content right in Word.

Microsoft has been testing Microsoft 365 Copilot, which uses data from the internet and a company’s own internal database, with over 500 customers. And these include General Motors (GM), Chevron (CVX), Goodyear Tire & Rubber (GT), and Dow Inc. (DOW).

There’s no date when Copilot, based on technology from artificial intelligence startup OpenAI, will be widely available. Still, given where it’s already at, we could see it commercially available this year.

Shares of Microsoft jumped almost 6% on the Copilot news, setting an intraday record of $366.78.

Microsoft is ruthless in maintaining its position as an early leader in AI. But the other seats at the top table are still up for grabs.

Right now, great minds such as Bill Gates and Peter Thiel, the world’s biggest investors, are putting millions into serious AI projects. They’ve got the inside track on small companies working on sensitive national security campaigns, military maneuvers, and top-secret AI chip technology with geopolitical implications.

We have our own great mind, Shah Gilani, watching every step these big investors make. He’s hunting to see who else can fill those seats at the table. And he has three companies in mind that could help set off this new industrial revolution. Click here to sign up for his reveal next week.

Take care,

 

 

 

Alex Kagin

Director of Technology Investing Research, Money Map Press


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