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AI features deepen in Windows 11 as concerns rise over ‘agentic’ AI
Microsoft is bolting more AI into Windows 11. The company calls this progress. A growing number of engineers and researchers call it a problem.
Writer launches AI agents that act without prompts Amazon, Microsoft, Salesforce
A new breed of AI agent doesn’t wait for your command. It watches your workflows, understands the outcomes you’re chasing, and moves.
Massive Cloudflare outage hits X, ChatGPT and Downdetector; fix in progress
When X goes dark, ChatGPT falls silent, and even Downdetector, the website built to track outages, goes down, you know something fundamental has...
Microsoft rolls out faster, cleaner 365 Copilot with double‑speed loading
Speed comes first. Microsoft has stripped away the clutter and rebuilt its 365 Copilot from the inside out, delivering a version that loads in half...
Perplexity AI debuts hybrid local‑cloud inference system at Computex 2026
Why does this matter? Perplexity AI has been nudging its AI workflow from pure cloud toward the desktop for months, and the latest demo at Computex...
Microsoft's OPCD cuts system prompts while preserving AI performance
Your AI probably can't remember its own instructions. The prompts that tell a large language model how to behave have become massive, delicate...
Anthropic adds security measure; Commerce Dept clears Fable 5 for release
The Trump administration lifted export controls on Anthropic’s Claude Fable 5 after the company agreed to add a new guardrail.
Microsoft Agent Lightning uses reinforcement learning to automate AI agent tuning
Training an AI agent is a slog. You tweak a parameter, run a test, and wait. The process eats weeks.
Microsoft gains OpenAI deal allowing independent AGI pursuit or partnerships
Microsoft now has a get-out-of-jail-free card for the biggest project in tech. Its new deal with OpenAI explicitly permits the company to go build a...
Cloudflare outage follows Azure and AWS issues within a recent week
The internet’s backbone is a fragile thing, three major providers down in a single week.
Norton Neo launches as first AI browser focused on security and privacy
The race to build an AI browser is on. Google, Microsoft, Apple—everyone is in. Yet in a field obsessed with raw speed and dazzling, unpredictable...
OpenAI, Microsoft, Zoox Spend USD 813‑USD 1,622 on San Francisco Police Protection
The numbers are absurdly small. OpenAI paid $813.43. Microsoft’s bill came to $1,622.16. Zoox ran up a tab of $838.43.
Nvidia earnings highlight chip demand as AI expands, Gemini 3 announced
Nvidia's latest financial report reads like a logistics sheet for building a new planet.
Anthropic Warns Pentagon Feud Cost Billions; Microsoft, Amazon Keep AI Support
The Pentagon’s feud with Anthropic isn’t just a political spat, it’s a billion-dollar migraine.
Microsoft’s Phi-4-Mini 3.8B-Parameter Used in RAG Pipeline with LoRA Fine‑Tuning
Small models are rewriting the rules of production AI. Microsoft’s Phi‑4‑Mini packs just 3.8 billion parameters, yet it delivers reasoning, math, and...
Hyperchat AI turned Super Bowl viewers into a high‑IQ team, now for enterprises
Super Bowl Sunday, a hundred strangers became 97th-percentile geniuses. Not through a lucky bet or a sudden IQ spike, but because Hyperchat AI...
Microsoft Ignite showcases new NVIDIA-Azure AI integrations, some unveiled live
The stage is set. Microsoft Ignite has become the proving ground for the next wave of enterprise AI, and this year, the alliance between NVIDIA and...
Dell says AI-focused PCs confuse consumers, who show little interest
Here is the introduction: The pitch was supposed to be simple: faster, smarter, more personal.
Musk offers to give damages to OpenAI nonprofit as judge rejects punitive claim
Elon Musk now says any damages he wins from his lawsuit against OpenAI should go to the nonprofit's original mission, not to him.
Microsoft unveils Copilot Cowork, Anthropic AI that syncs M365 work
Microsoft’s most ambitious bet on AI just got a new brain, and it’s not built in Redmond.