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Microsoft and OpenAI dueling over artificial general intelligence, The Information reports

49% Center coverage: 8 sources

Microsoft and OpenAI are at odds over a contractual provision related to artificial general intelligence, The Information reported on Wednesday.Under the current terms, when OpenAI achieves AGI, Microsoft's access to such a technology would be void. Microsoft wants OpenAI to remove that clause but so far OpenOpenAI See the Story

Google’s New Gemini AI Model Means Your Future Robot Butler Will Still Work Even without Wi‑Fi

43% Left coverage: 7 sources

Google’s latest AI breakthrough means your future robot helper won’t freeze up just because the internet does.Google See the Story

Google Docs cheat sheet: How to get started

Google Docs is a powerful word processor that you use through your web browser. It’s integrated with Google Drive to store your documents in the cloud. In addition to the Docs web app, there are mobile apps for Android and iOS. Anyone with a Google account can use Google Docs for free. It’s also available with Google Workspace — Google’s subscription-based online collection of office apps that also includes Gmail, Google Slides, Google Sheets, a…Mountain View, California · Mountain View Read Article

10 ways to boost Windows security

With Microsoft set to stop security updates for Windows 10 in October — unless you pay extra — security is top of mind for many businesses and individual users right now. And whether you’re planning on sticking with Windows 10 or you’ve already upgraded to Windows 11, there’s almost certainly more you can do to increase your PC’s security. Here’s a look at some of the actual software tools you can use to make your system more secure — not basic …Windows · United States Read Article

Microsoft Releases Classic MS-DOS Editor For Linux

Microsoft has released a modern, open-source version of its classic MS-DOS Editor -- built with Rust and compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux. It's now simple called "Edit." Ars Technica reports: Aside from ease of use, Microsoft's main reason for creating the new version of Edit stems from a peculiar gap in modern Windows. "What motivated us to build Edit was the need for a default CLI text editor in 64-bit versions of Windows," writes [C…Microsoft See the Story

What are Gemini, Claude, and Meta doing with our data?

New research released Tuesday on the data collection and sharing practices of leading large language models reveals that organizations such as Meta, Google, and Microsoft are collecting sensitive data and sharing it with unknown third parties. And according to the findings from Incogni, a personal data removal services and data privacy company, businesses may face even greater risks than the multitude of individuals who use the various LLMs. It …Google · United States Read Article

Mosyle announces AccessMule to solve a major blind spot in SMB security

Coverage: 2 sources

One of the most common blind spots in small business security is access management for various company resources. Today’s IT teams are moving fast (and often understaffed), solving customer problems, and juggling shifting responsibilities as the business grows and evolves. Many SMBs also don’t have a dedicated IT team. They might be fixing things by committee or just trusting that vendors have these problems solved. Behind the scenes, there’s us…Apple See the Story

Microsoft Is Struggling to Sell Copilot to Corporations - because Their Employees Want ChatGPT Instead

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Microsoft wants more workers to make the switch to Copilot, but is finding it a struggle.Microsoft See the Story

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Microsoft and OpenAI dueling over artificial general intelligence, The Information reports

Google’s New Gemini AI Model Means Your Future Robot Butler Will Still Work Even without Wi‑Fi

Google Docs cheat sheet: How to get started

10 ways to boost Windows security

Microsoft Releases Classic MS-DOS Editor For Linux

What are Gemini, Claude, and Meta doing with our data?

Mosyle announces AccessMule to solve a major blind spot in SMB security

Microsoft Is Struggling to Sell Copilot to Corporations - because Their Employees Want ChatGPT Instead

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