Microsoft is replacing OpenAI’s image models in PowerPoint and Bing with its own in-house AI technology, according to Techub News, which cited Cointelegraph. The company said its internally developed models perform better than OpenAI’s on three points it highlighted: generation speed, cost efficiency, and output quality. The move points to a broader shift inside Microsoft’s AI stack, where the company is taking on more of its own model and infrastructure work rather than relying as heavily on OpenAI for every layer. While the update was framed around image generation in specific products, Microsoft’s comments suggest the change is also part of a larger push toward greater independence in AI infrastructure.
Microsoft is replacing OpenAI’s image models in PowerPoint and Bing with internally developed AI technology.
According to Techub News, citing Cointelegraph, Microsoft said its in-house models outperform OpenAI’s image models in generation speed, cost efficiency, and output quality. The company said the change reflects a greater degree of independence in its AI infrastructure efforts.
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