AI PCs?

Hey folks! Happy Monday ! Hope you're all doing awesome.?

So, this past week, I got to the office a bit earlier than usual. Coffee in hand, I started scrolling through the news. I came across a news snippet related to AI. It seems like there's always some crazy AI story popping up, right??

Anyway, this time it was OpenAI vs Scarlett Johansson. She claimed they used a voice like hers for their AI assistant, 'Sky.' OpenAI, though, denied copying her voice. Sounds like a mess! ???

Even Satya Nadella seems unhappy about this whole OpenAI-ScarJo controversy and isn't a fan of giving AI human-like qualities.?

So, what's your take on this? Should AI be given human-like qualities, or should we just treat it as a tool? (let me know in the comments section)?

Talking of AI, let's dive into another interesting news – Microsoft’s AI PCs.?

They’re gearing up to put AI into our PCs with their Copilot+ PCs. ?

These new Windows machines can handle AI tasks right on your computer without depending on the cloud. This means faster performance and better data security because everything happens locally.?

It is also believed that businesses will be the first to jump on board with these AI-powered PCs because they can really boost productivity. Imagine a project manager quickly generating detailed reports, analyzing large datasets, and automating routine tasks—all without needing to send data to the cloud and back. ?

Local AI: The Future of Computing??

HP, Dell, Lenovo, and Acer are all betting big on AI PCs too. They see them as the future of computing.?

This shift towards local AI processing deals with issues like data privacy and performance slowdowns that come with cloud-based AI. ?

But the real test will be to see how fast we bring?these computers?into our lives?and if they make a big difference in how we use them every day.?

With this, how can we not dive into the classic Mac vs. Windows debate, which is heating up again!??

In the past, Macs were all about cool design and user-friendly experience and Windows PCs have been popular for their flexibility and affordability. Things are changing though, with Microsoft's new Copilot+ AI PCs and Windows machines that use ARM processors (like the chips in phones).?

We are going to see smarter features, smoother software, and even built-in AI. These changes are shaping the market and might affect our preferences.?

So, Team Mac or Team Windows??

No matter which side you're on, this AI-powered future means faster, more helpful computers for everyone.? I'm excited to see what comes next! What about you??

Do you think ARM-based Windows devices and Copilot AI will give Microsoft an edge over Apple? Share your thoughts!?

Until then, stay excited and stay curious! ?

Signing Off, Raghav.?