Microsoft's New AI Models: A Brutal Review (2026)

Microsoft's recent unveiling of its MAI (Microsoft AI) models at Build 2026 has generated a lot of buzz, with the company touting its in-house large language models (LLMs) as a significant step forward in AI technology. However, after testing all four models, I must say that while they are not entirely without merit, they fall short of the hype. In this article, I will delve into my personal experiences and analysis of each model, offering a critical perspective on their strengths, weaknesses, and potential implications. From the consumer's point of view, these models may not live up to the expectations set by their competitors, but they could still find value in enterprise settings. Let's explore each model in detail and uncover the truth behind Microsoft's AI ambitions.

Microsoft's New AI Models: A Brutal Review (2026)
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