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Slack Gets Smarter: New AI Tools Summarize Chats, Explain Jargon, and Automate Work

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Slack launches comprehensive AI features including enterprise search and writing assistance as Salesforce challenges Microsoft's workplace AI dominance while blocking rival access to platform data.See the Story

Will All Oil and Gas Companies Have to Adopt GenAI?

Rigzone talks to Toni Fadnes, the Chief Transformation Officer of Pions.Artificial Intelligence See the Story

TAO, NEAR, ICP Soar as Google & Meta Double Down on AI Investments - Crypto News Flash

Google and Meta have made bets on AI infrastructure this year, and their moves are reshaping not only tech but also the crypto market. AI-focused tokens such as Bittensor, Near Protocol, and Internet Computer rallied sharply on the news. At the recent Pennsylvania Energy & Innovation Summit, Alphabet’s CFO Ruth Porat revealed that Google is investing over $25 billion into building out data centers and AI infrastructure across the PJM grid, a mas…Donald Trump · Pennsylvania See the Story

IT has an easy choice as Microsoft ends Windows 10 support

How hard can it be to abandon a 10-year old operating system in favor of something more modern, more stable, and more secure? That’s the opportunity IT enjoys with the coming expiration of Windows 10 support in October, giving admins the freedom to make a better choice. Sure, not everyone in IT is shifting to Apple. Many enterprises remain trapped in the Windows ecosystem through reliance on proprietary and/or third-party applications that do no…Microsoft · United States Read Article

Google Might Kill Circle to Search — Here’s What Could Replace It

Circle to Search was one of the greatest features ever introduced to Android. However, Google maybe reconsidering its approach and may soon replace it with Gemini’s new Tell Me About This feature. Google may be doing this to streamline the features across its operating systems. Circle to Search Maybe Soon Replaced It hasn’t been a long time since Google introduced Circle to Search on Android. It quickly became the majority’s favorite feature. An…Windows · Mountain View See the Story

Google Claims AI Models Are Highly Likely to Lie when Under Pressure

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Apparently artificial intelligence has a tendency to match human behaviour when challenged.Artificial Intelligence See the Story

OpenAI goes for Microsoft’s jugular — its Office productivity suite

The relationship between Microsoft and OpenAI, once the biggest bromance in the tech industry, has deteriorated so badly that the companies are now mulling taking “nuclear options” against one another — actions that could seriously damage both companies. At issue is how much Microsoft’s $13 billion investment in OpenAI will be worth if OpenAI goes public, as it plans to do. The companies are locked in an increasingly bitter battle over how Micr…Microsoft · United States See the Story

Why diversity and inclusion is good for business

In the latest episode of First Person I spoke with Emma Philpott MBE. In a varied career Emma has been an academic, cyber security expert and business leader, and today she is founder and leader of a UK-based cyber security certification company. In a wide and fun chat Emma told me how – in her words – her career ‘meandered’ to a good place. She explained how mistakes and failure turned into opportunities with the addition of a sense of optimism…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

As Windows 10 end-of-support looms, IT faces a painful choice

Back in 1933, US President Franklin D. Roosevelt told the country, “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.” Those were inspiring words for a nation in the throes of the Great Depression — but terrible advice for an IT executive struggling to decide whether to upgrade to Windows 11 by October, when Windows 10 is due to reach end of support. For IT leaders, there is much to fear. How much of their current hardware is compatible with Window…United States · United States Read Article

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