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Microsoft has launched 10 new AI agents, covering sales and finance, competing with Salesforce for upgrades.
Microsoft announced on Monday that ten new self-learning agents have been introduced in Dynamics 365, these tools can understand how to work on their own without human instruction, and can also use existing work data stored in the company to improve the work efficiency of various teams in the company, reducing repetitive labor. These AI applications can be personalized and customized through Copilot Studio, and public testing is expected to begin next month. Microsoft stated that these tools are an advanced version of the generative AI Copilot, and several software companies including Salesforce have already announced similar AI functionalities.
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Russian media: The number of iPhones purchased by the Russian government this year has significantly increased.
①According to the Russian Business Daily, despite some Russian officials being banned from using Apple phones, the country's government is still buying iPhones, with purchases from January to September this year four times higher than the same period last year; ②The Russian Federal Security Bureau said in June last year that they discovered intelligence activities conducted by the US intelligence agencies using Apple mobile devices, involving thousands of iPhones. Apple denied these allegations.
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