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Microsoft Uncovers New “AI-Employee Alliance” that Prevents Burnout A recent report has found that employees are more likely to see AI as a burnout reducer than a threat to their job security. -
Microsoft’s AI-Powered Assistant Copilot Just Got Even Better The tech giant is adding new features to its generative AI tool and introducing an early access program for businesses. -
Tim Cook Thinks AI Will Be ‘Huge,’ but Where Is Apple’s ChatGPT? While Microsoft, Google, and others have launched flagship AI products, Apple has taken a back seat. But is this by design? -
Microsoft Scraps Waitlist for Bing’s AI Chat, Adds Multiple Features Now all you need to access Bing's AI Chat immediately is a Microsoft account, which anyone can create for free. -
How to Avoid the Latest AI Voice Cloning Scam AI text-to-speech tools are now being used regularly to clone individuals' voices and exploit their family members. -
Ad-Free, News-Focused Twitter Alternative Post Is Live Post's innovative approach combines a new way for publishers to get paid with a better consumer news experience. -
Here’s What Google, Meta and Co Have Cut to Save Costs The world's most powerful tech companies have all cut costs already this year - but can anything stem the dire economic tide? -
45% of Workers “Too Busy” to Seek Help for Mental Health A recent survey found that a further 25% were "too embarrassed" to do the same, while 22% said they can't afford it. -
Microsoft: Stop Using Bing Data to Make Your Own AI Chatbots The company has threatened to restrict its rivals from using Bing search data if it keeps being used for other AI projects. -
Twitter Presses GitHub to Reveal Who Leaked Its Source Code The data has now been removed from GitHub, but the social media giant wants to know how the culprit obtained it. -
Microsoft Launches Loop, a New Project Management and Collaboration App The launch sees Microsoft expand into the project planning market, where it'll compete with the likes of monday.com. -
Windows 11 Snipping Tool Exposes Cropped Parts of Images The vulnerability, also discovered on some Google Pixel phones, has been dubbed "the Acropalypse" by security researchers.