Mustafa Suleyman

We can't build superintelligence just for superintelligence's sake. It's got to be for humanity's sake, for a future we actually want to live in. It's not going to be a better world if we lose control of it.

It shouldn't be controversial to say AI should always remain in human control - that we humans should remain at the top of the food chain. That means we need to start getting serious about guardrails, now, before superintelligence is too advanced for us to impose them.

Toward Humanist Superintelligence Mustafa Suleyman warns against the creation of entirely unbounded, autonomous advanced AI systems.

The most consequential question for our time is not whether AI will surpass us. It is whether we can shape AI to advance human flourishing rather than undermine it, @mustafasuleymanai.bsky.social writes. bit.ly/4oyKM48

Towards Humanist Superintelligence  | Microsoft AI

Humanist, applied - this is the superintelligence I believe the world wants. It’s the superintelligence I want to build. And it’s what we’re going to build on MAI’s Superintelligence Team.

More on Humanist Superintelligence and forming the team on the MAI blog: microsoft.ai/news/towards...

MAI-Image-1 is currently available in all countries that can access Bing Image Creator and Copilot Labs, excluding the EU, which is coming soon!

MAI-Image-1 has shipped 🚢 Try it now at bing.com/create or the Bing app, plus it'll generate custom art for your Story Mode audio at copilot.microsoft.com/labs/audio-e...
It really excels with:
-artistic lighting/photorealistic detail
-nature scenes
-food
Give it a go!

here’s my litmus test: is AI improving your day to day life? Is it actually helping you to create, connect, feel joy, chase ambition?

If not - what’s the point?

Human-centered AI   | Microsoft Copilot Blog Today, we’re dropping the Copilot Fall Release, a big step forward in making AI more personal, useful, and human-centered.   There’s a lot of noise around AI. Headlines, hype, fear.    At Microsoft AI...

more detail on the blog for everything we just dropped: www.microsoft.com/en-us/micros...

Collage of new Copilot features. In the center it says Copilot Fall Release 2025, and surrounding squares show Copilot Groups, the animated glowing character Mico, Copilot for Health, Copilot Mode in Edge, Imagine, Connectors, Learn Live, Real Talk, Copilot on Windows, Memory, Proactive Actions, and Copilot Pages.

All of today's Copilot announcements boil down to one core idea: we're betting on humanist AI. An AI that always puts humans first.
- Copilot Groups
- AI browser
- our new character Mico
- memory updates
- Copilot for health
+ more in this morning's event youtu.be/j4jXM8yTdnQ

Silver Surface laptop with Windows Copilot open onscreen, showing a prompt bar, recent files, and top apps. The Copilot logo and glasses symbol for Copilot Vision hover in a gray oval pop-up in front of the computer.

Today, we're one step closer to AI as an operating system. A computer you can talk to, that can see what you see, and take action - all with your permission, all more intuitive than ever.
Vision now GA globally + more on today's Windows blog: blogs.windows.com/windowsexper...

Capital letters MAI over a collage of film snapshots of people smiling, sketched out diagrams, a smiling face carved into a rock, all over a mauve and blush dappled light background.

I’m thrilled to share our new visual identity for Microsoft AI. Grounded in warmth, trust + humanity, we envision a world where technology makes life meaningfully better. Thank you to the MAI design team for bringing this to life. You can explore it now at microsoft.ai

Screenshot of LMArena leaderboard of Text-to-Image models showing MAI-Image-1 in 9th place

Photorealistic roadrunner in the desert

Meet our third Microsoft AI model: MAI-Image-1
#9 on LMArena, striking an impressive balance of generation speed and quality
Excited to keep refining + climbing the leaderboard from here!
We're just getting started
microsoft.ai/news/introdu...

Underrated: AI that knows when to forget, not just remember. That's why we've updated Copilot memory to follow directions for both - and you can check + edit its memories any time under settings > manage memory. Live now in Windows, web + mobile.

For so long, personalized tutoring like this was only accessible for a lucky few. Now, it's finally available for everyone.

Study and learn mode + quizzes are out now in all Copilot countries and languages, on web and mobile apps.

Both study and learn mode chats + quizzes are sharable. So once you finally understand supply and demand curves, you can send that explanation or quiz to your study group too.

You can generate and take personalized Quizzes right in chat. Get as specific as you want + even tell it "don't forget to ask me about XYZ." After it's scored, you can go back + see explanations for any q's you missed. Then you can prompt Copilot to make the next one easier or harder.

Study and learn mode will help you learn the answer, step by step, asking questions to test understanding before moving on. Something just not clicking? You can ask for different explanations or angles as many times as you need

Just getting answers is easy. Understanding them? That's harder. That's why I'm excited Study and learn mode + Quizzes are live now in Copilot, giving every student a tutor in their pocket 🧵

A black male college student with headphones on smiling as he works on his laptop. Text around him says "Free for students for 1 year, Now through 10/31"

Learning just leveled up: eligible college/university students can claim extra access to Copilot Podcasts, Deep Research, and Vision w/a Microsoft 365 Personal subscription, free for 12 months.

1 year, 1 free subscription, countless lightbulb moments

Claim by 10/31: microsoft.com/copilot/stud...

Copilot Labs: Discover experimental AI initiatives Explore Copilot Labs - Microsoft's hub for experimental AI. Try bold AI experiments, co-create with the community, and help shape the future of Copilot

Still rolling out, so some users may not see it right away. This is very much a prototype to help us learn more about how people feel talking to an AI - if you try it out, please send us your feedback! copilot.microsoft.com/labs

Collage of 8 different animated portraits, showing smiling faces of different genders and races. The animation styles are slightly different, from 3D cartoon to flat illustration.

You can now talk to a Copilot Portrait in real-time! We’ve heard from some users that they'd feel more comfortable talking to a face when using voice. So in the US, UK + Canada, we’re rolling out a new Copilot Labs experiment where you can talk with animated portraits.

Microsoft’s AI CEO on the future of the browser Microsoft wants Copilot to browse the web for you

in my Notepad 📒 newsletter this week, I speak to Microsoft's AI CEO on the future of the browser. Microsoft isn’t building a new AI browser, but it wants Copilot to browse the web for you. Live now for subscribers 👇 www.theverge.com/tech/783795/...

You asked, we shipped! Scripted mode just dropped for audio generation in Copilot Labs (c/o our new MAI-Voice-1 model).
Scripted mode: reads your input verbatim
Emotive: riffs a bit for max drama
Story: performs multiple voices/characters
Try out all 3 ➡️ copilot.microsoft.com/labs/audio-e...

Line chart showing the capability frontier increased performance 176% while cost dropped 93%. It also shows a Low Cost/Performance Frontier, that increased performance 119% while cost dropped 99.7%. Graph axes are GPQA Diamond Score and cost per million tokens ($) [log scale]

Not sure how many people would have taken the bet 2 years ago that by now frontier models would be over 90% cheaper but 2.7x better. Today it's simple fact. The tech gains are cool, but it's the leap forward in access that makes it meaningful. (graph: @emollick.bsky.social)

Two in-house models in support of our mission Introducing MAI-Voice-1 and MAI-1-Preview, our new purpose-built models.

Try them out and send your feedback - we want to learn more about where they're performing well and how we can make them better. More detail on the blog today if you want to deep dive: microsoft.ai/news/two-new...

Introducing MAI-1-preview
- our first foundation model trained end to end in house
- in public testing on LMArena
- we’re excited to be actively spinning the flywheel to deliver improved models

Copilot Labs: Discover experimental AI initiatives Explore Copilot Labs - Microsoft's hub for experimental AI. Try bold AI experiments, co-create with the community, and help shape the future of Copilot

Introducing MAI-Voice-1
- most expressive, natural voice generation model I've ever used (might be a bit biased)
- super efficient, generating a minute of audio in <1 second on a single GPU
- live now in Copilot Daily + Podcasts
Try it in Copilot Labs too: copilot.microsoft.com/labs/audio-e...

Two lines of italic serif text reading: MAI-Voice-1 MAI-1-preview Over an abstract background of warm tones and curved shapes

Excited to share our first @microsoftAI in-house models: MAI-Voice-1 and MAI-1-preview. Details and how you can test below, with lots more to come⬇️

A smarter way to talk to your TV: Microsoft Copilot launches on Samsung TVs and monitors   | Microsoft Copilot Blog Voice-powered AI meets a visual companion for entertainment, everyday help, and everything in between.   Redmond, Wash., August 27—Today, we’re announcing the launch of Copilot on select Samsung TVs a...

No, it can't make you microwave popcorn. (Yet.) Still working on that technological breakthrough…

More on the blog today: www.microsoft.com/en-us/micros...

TV screen showing a recommendation for the Knives Out movie, with the Copilot logo in the upper left and a small glowing shape with a smiling face next to the Knives Out cover art.

If you've ever…
Spent longer finding a movie than watching it.
Avoided continuing a show because you forgot what happened.
Tried to find something to watch for 3 people with polar opposite tastes.
Good news.
Introducing Copilot on Samsung TVs and monitors.