Big AI companies are asking businesses to hand over all their sensitive data. But they haven’t proven yet that they can handle the data they already have very well. Many of these firms believe more data equals better AI. They think sharing everything will make their systems smarter and faster. For many, the idea of
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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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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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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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Recently, a dangerous piece of spyware called “Landfall” was discovered targeting Samsung Galaxy phones. This malware was active for almost a year and could silently steal personal data or even activate the camera and microphone without the user doing anything. Fortunately, Samsung fixed the underlying security flaw in April 2025, but the details of the
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Sometimes, when you see a super polite or oddly friendly comment online, it might actually be an AI trying to blend in. A new study shows that AI models are still pretty easy to spot when they chat on social media. They tend to sound overly cheerful or emotional, which gives them away. Researchers from
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AI detectors are popping up everywhere these days. Schools, newsrooms, and HR departments all use them to spot AI-generated content. But here’s the catch: no one is really sure if they work well enough to trust completely. As these tools become more common, many are starting to question whether they can accurately tell if something
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When developing artificial intelligence systems, many teams overlook a valuable source of insights: networking. Network infrastructure has long tackled challenges in distributed computing, and these lessons can be directly applied to making AI more efficient, reliable, and secure. By understanding how networks handle data flow, redundancy, and security, AI developers can adopt better practices that
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OpenAI has announced a new feature that allows verified adult users to access mature content on ChatGPT. Starting in December, users who pass an age verification process will be able to explore topics like erotica and romantic stories. This marks a big change for the platform, which has traditionally focused on family-friendly interactions. What’s Changing
A new open-source standard is making waves in the AI world. It aims to protect sensitive user data used when training and running large language models. Confident Security, a company founded by ex-Databricks and Apple engineers, has introduced OpenPCC. This new tool helps companies use AI more safely by keeping confidential information secure. Why Data
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