Microsoft is struggling to convince enterprises to widely adopt its AI chatbot Copilot, as many customers say it doesn’t provide enough value to justify its monthly cost. While Microsoft dominates in cloud AI infrastructure, competition from Google, OpenAI, Anthropic, and other vendors is pushing companies to consider alternatives. Despite skepticism, some major organizations like Land O’Lakes and Pearson are expanding Copilot use, and Microsoft continues to add more AI model

Google Labs has introduced CC, an experimental AI assistant that delivers a personalized daily productivity briefing via email using data from Gmail, Calendar, Drive, and the web. Powered by Gemini AI, CC summarizes key tasks, schedules, and reminders and allows users to interact by replying to emails to manage to-dos and generate actions. The service is currently available in early access for users in the US and Canada, mainly for paid Google AI subscribers.

Fujitsu has developed a new spatial world model technology that helps AI understand real-time environments and predict human and robot behaviors for safer, smoother collaboration. The system uses 3D scene graphs to overcome camera distortion issues and accurately model dynamic spaces. Benchmark tests show it can estimate behavioral intentions three times more accurately, supporting advanced human–robot coordination in real-world settings.

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