Microsoft deploys a custom AI model in Excel, matching GPT-5.6 performance at a lower cost.

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AI + crypto news: Microsoft has integrated a custom AI model into Excel, delivering GPT-5.6-level performance at a lower cost. The MAI-Code-1-Flash model runs on H100 and A100 hardware and is used by millions of developers. It achieves a 10% higher code acceptance rate and 10% lower token consumption compared to GPT-5.4 Mini and Claude Haiku 4.5. This aligns with Microsoft’s strategy to develop specialized AI for tools such as GitHub Copilot and Outlook. On-chain activity may reflect growing interest in AI-integrated platforms.
ME AI news, according to monitoring by Beating, Microsoft AI has revealed progress on two specialized language models for its products. MAI-Code-1-Flash is already in use with GitHub Copilot, and another unnamed model is running in Excel. Microsoft states that the Excel model performs close to GPT-5.6 on common tasks. It is smaller in size and can be deployed on H100 and A100 GPUs with lower operational costs. MAI-Code-1-Flash is already used by millions of developers, with a code acceptance rate approximately 10% higher than GPT-5.4 Mini and Claude Haiku 4.5, and 10% lower token consumption. Microsoft is also applying the same approach to train specialized models for Copilot Chat, Outlook, and PowerPoint. (Source: BlockBeats)
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