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    Here’s the secret behind Microsoft’s AI agents — meet Mu, the compact AI model transforming Settings on your PC

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    Microsoft’s Mu model gives Windows Settings new AI powers. It lets you use natural language and instantly change settings. Here’s how it was developed.

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