Microsoft Copilot is now powered by GPT-5 too, mostly

Here is a summary of the news article in 184 words: Microsoft has integrated OpenAI's GPT-5 model into its Copilot AI assistant, in addition to the previously added GPT-4 model. GPT-5 promises improvements in general intelligence, creative writing, coding, and health-related tasks. It includes a "router" feature that assigns queries to specific tasks based on complexity. Users will need to manually enable the GPT-5 model on the Copilot website. Initial tests show that GPT-5 in Copilot can provide answers similar to those generated by ChatGPT, though the explanations may not be as detailed. Microsoft plans to make GPT-5 available across its various AI-powered products, including Microsoft 365 Copilot, GitHub Copilot, Visual Studio Code, and Azure Foundry. The company also said that it has brought open-source GPT-4 models to Azure AI Foundry and Windows devices. Notably, Microsoft claims that the GPT-5 model exhibits a stronger AI safety profile compared to previous OpenAI models, with improved safeguards against potential misuse, such as malware generation or fraud automation.