INSTANT AI UPDATE 44 - MICROSOFT vs MACROHARD - A Real Challenge from xAI or a Muskian Fever Dream?   Elon Musk’s announcement of Macrohard, a fully AI-driven software company under the xAI umbrella, has ignited debate across the tech industry. Is Macrohard a serious threat to Microsoft’s decades-long dominance in enterprise software, or is it another ambitious, headline-grabbing Musk experiment with uncertain prospects?

This latest guide teaches how to quickly master the AI-enhanced features of Microsoft 365 Plus Copilot. The guide's nine chapters, along with an introductory prologue, detail each powerful Microsoft 365 and Windows 11 topic and explore the 90+ new or AI-enhanced features within Copilot

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