Generative AI is reshaping many parts of business. It can create text, images, videos, and even code. This technology is no longer just a cool tool; it’s now a key part of many companies’ operations. But how does it actually work, and what are its limits? What is Generative AI and How Does It Work?
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Microsoft’s AI boss, Mustafa Suleyman, is talking about a future where artificial intelligence is built specifically to help people. Instead of chasing after wild technological goals, he believes AI should be a tool that benefits humanity directly. His focus is on making AI safe, controllable, and aligned with human values, so it doesn’t become a
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Microsoft has announced that while support for the on-premise Configuration Manager will continue, all new investments and updates will now go into Intune, the cloud-based device management platform. Microsoft is making clear that Intune is becoming the company’s main long-term solution for managing devices across organizations. New Release Schedule for Configuration Manager Starting in September
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Imagine letting AI agents handle your shopping and procurement. It sounds convenient, but is it safe? That’s what Microsoft is exploring with a new project called Magentic Marketplace. Instead of risking real money and data, they’ve created a simulation environment to see how AI agents interact with humans and each other in a marketplace setting.
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Nvidia, the world’s leading chipmaker, is caught in the middle of a growing geopolitical struggle between the US and China. The company’s efforts to maintain its business in both markets are becoming increasingly difficult. Recent developments show Nvidia losing a significant share of its Chinese market, raising questions about its future prospects. Market Losses in
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Microsoft is making a bold move in the world of artificial intelligence by creating a new team dedicated to developing what it calls a “humanist superintelligence.” Led by Mustafa Suleyman, who oversees Microsoft’s AI efforts, this team focuses on building practical and controllable AI tools designed specifically to benefit humanity. This approach marks a shift
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Sometimes, working in cybersecurity can take a dark turn. That’s what happened to three US-based professionals who chose to go rogue and end up on the wrong side of the law. Instead of defending companies from cyber threats, they got involved in planting malware and extorting money through ransomware. Their story shows how quickly a
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This week’s space news highlights major moves by Canada and India in their quest to expand their space capabilities. Both countries are investing in new technology and infrastructure to boost their presence in space exploration. These efforts reflect a changing landscape where more nations are taking control of their space programs. Canada Develops Its Own
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In the well-heeled neighborhood of Crescent Park in Palo Alto, California, the presence of Mark Zuckerberg’s sprawling compound has long been a topic of local gossip and concern. The area is known for its charming mix of homes, from Tudor styles to modern farmhouses, but the Zuckerberg estate has become a source of tension. Over
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A recent discovery is shedding light on how early humans and their relatives kept using the same stone tools for hundreds of thousands of years. Archaeologists found layers of stone tools that date back as far as 2.75 million years at a site in Kenya. These tools, called Oldowan choppers, are some of the oldest
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