Microsoft is gearing up to showcase a range of innovative new projects, with many of them potentially linked to ChatGPT, the cutting-edge AI chatbot that has captured the attention of a wide range of audiences, including consumers, students, businesses, and anyone whose job may be replaced by the technology.

At this time, this is merely a speculation. Microsoft has invited attendees to its headquarters in Redmond, Washington, with the promise of exciting products, the opportunity to hear from CEO Satya Nadella, and hands-on interaction with whatever the company unveils.

Although Microsoft has remained tight-lipped about the specifics of this secretive event, which will not be live-streamed, all indications point to ChatGPT. This event follows closely on the heels of Microsoft's $10 billion investment in OpenAI's popular chatbot. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman further confirmed these suspicions when he tweeted a photo of himself and Nadella at Microsoft's campus with the caption, "hello from Redmond! excited for the event tomorrow."

This event appears to be a strategic move in AI, marking the company's foray into this field. Microsoft may announce the integration of ChatGPT not only with the highly anticipated Bing search engine, but also with Windows 11 or Windows 12, Office, Teams, and the Edge browser.

The keynote address is set to begin at 10am PT/ 6pm GMT, or 4am AEST on February 8th for those in Australia, and will last approximately an hour. Updates on the latest announcements can be expected during this time. Stay tuned for all the latest news.