GPT-5 is here, and Microsoft is integrating it into everything from chatbots to developer tools. Here's what's new, what works, and what to expect.

Microsoft launched OpenAI’s GPT-5 on its platforms as Elon Musk jabbed at the company, prompting Satya Nadella to highlight their partnership.

With GPT-5 integration, Microsoft Copilot gets smarter across platforms, offering better coding help, document analysis, and context-aware responses in chat

Before rolling it out, Microsoft’s AI Red Team conducted extensive internal testing of GPT-5 against a variety of threats — from scam automation to malware generation — using its industry-standard evaluation protocols. Results indicate that GPT-5 demonstrates the strongest safety profile of any OpenAI model released so far.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman clapped back at the tech giant Elon Musk after his comments about GPT-5 and Microsoft.According to Outlook Business, Altman on Friday, August 8, responded to the Tesla owner Musk’s criticism of the new GPT-5

Cursor AI, an AI-powered code editor built on Visual Studio Code, also announced GPT-5 integration, describing it as "the most intelligent coding model our team has tested" and ma

It's become a race to develop super AI capabilities and agentic agents, so when Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella responded to a post from Elon Musk on X claiming that OpenAI will "eat Microsoft alive," it caught the attention of the entire AI and technology industry.

Following an announcement that OpenAI will be integrated into Microsoft platforms, Elon Musk predicted that the software giant will get taken over.