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Business Excellence and Digital Transformation | Lean Six Sigma Black Belt | RPA, ML, AI, Blockchain | Certified Scrum Master | Agile Practitioner

How does Microsoft’s Autonomus AI work ? *Magnetic One : One AI model to rule them all* From when a user prompts an action to it sending a confirmation, MM1 is completely autonomous. It continuously uses two lists that it creates to track the ‘progress’ and self correct. Self correcting computer program code and its dilemmas, anyone ? - The first step is to break down the user request into tasks that different components can perform. This list is added into a ‘task ledger’. - As MM1’s agents go through the task ledger items, the Orchestrator builds a progress ledger “where it self-reflects on task progress and checks whether the task is completed.” - The Orchestrator can assign an agent to do a task, update the task ledger or progress ledger. - The Orchestrator can also create a new plan if agents get stuck doing any of the tasks. While it is using OpenAI’s #GPT4 as default, it will be able to run using Anthropic’s claude or Google’s Gemini among other LLMs in future. #AI #RPA #innovation #technology #futurism #ArtificialIntelligence #GenAI

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Anu Gupta

EX-Dell | ex-Amazon | ex-ADP | ex-HSBC | Strategic Thinker | Top-Performing Sales Leader | Transformative Visionary

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Wow, this is truly fascinating! Microsoft's Autonomous AI, MM1, seems to be a game-changer in the world of AI and RPA. The fact that it can self-correct and self-reflect on task progress is truly remarkable. I'm also excited to hear that it can run on different LLMs in the future. It's amazing to see how AI is evolving and becoming more advanced every day. I can't wait to see what other innovations Microsoft has in store for us! #AI #RPA #innovation #technology #futurism #ArtificialIntelligence #GenAI

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