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The incestuous and operational ties between American tech corporations and U.S. intelligence have not been deterred by the Twitter Files, the Facebook Files—or at least as yet, the Missouri vs. Biden court case that is still awaiting review by the Supreme Court.
Microsoft’s new line of PCs with AI system Copilot+ was made with a tool called Recall, which takes and stores periodic screenshots of a user’s activities.
Microsoft’s $1.5-billion investment in the United Arab Emirates’ (UAE) G42 AI platform resulted from lengthy negotiations between U.S. and UAE officials, after which the UAE pledged to dump Chinese AI technology and stick with U.S. products.
Microsoft AI Copilot ambitions and implementation is setting up a surveillance nightmare.
Microsoft may be the world’s most valuable publicly listed company but it’s taking nothing for granted in a new world defined by AI.
Recent AI news has focused on battlegrounds shaping up between OpenAI / Microsoft and Google, over AI-powered Internet search technology.
Megatech companies have pledged to spend billions of dollars quarter after quarter to continue to develop and expand their lines of artificial intelligence (AI) products.
OpenAI and Microsoft, OpenAI’s chief stockholder with 49-percent ownership, will collaborate to build a supercomputer dubbed “Stargate” that could cost as much as $100 billion, people familiar told Business Insider.
In a recent interview with CNBC, a Microsoft engineer revealed that Microsoft’s Copilot generative AI image creator just isn’t complying with the “responsible AI principles” tech companies and the Biden administration have committed to ensuring.
Is Generative AI complementing knowledge workers, or more often, displacing them?
That’s the subject of a newly published study by researchers at the University of Washington at St. Louis.
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