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Microsoft will add advertisements to its new Bing conversation driven by AI
Microsoft is considering advertising in its AI-powered Bing chatbot and sharing money with partners that provided content.
Google accuses Microsoft of cloud monopoly
Google Cloud has said that Microsoft's cloud computing moves hurt competition and that the moves won't solve their licencing issues.
Microsoft threatens to limit data for competing AI search engines
Microsoft added artificial intelligence to Bing and Edge in February to reclaim consumer technology market share.
Google and Microsoft chatbots are already exchanging false information.
Bing claimed Google's Bard was deleted after misinterpreting an amusing tweet narrative. Online misinformation is doomed.
Google and Microsoft are incorporating artificial intelligence into Word, Excel, Gmail, and more
Consumers in the U.S. and U.K. now join a queue for English-language Bard, formerly available exclusively to certified testers.
Microsoft's new Copilot will permanently alter office papers
Microsoft has announced that its GPT-4-powered Copilot will be added to Office 365's Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Teams applications.
Microsoft's Edge may soon contain an integrated cryptocurrency wallet, according to a report
Windows Central' reports that the recently discovered Crypto Wallet feature, first noticed by a Twitter user, is still being developed and appears to be undergo
Microsoft releases the AI office Copilot in a sprint against Google
Microsoft presented a "business chat" experience that can collect data and perform actions across apps on a user's written request.
Microsoft Teams will get significant performance enhancements next month.
Microsoft is working on a new Microsoft Teams app that dramatically improves performance on laptops and PCs. The new Teams app will be available in preview init
Microsoft restricts Bing's conversation to five responses to prevent the artificial intelligence fr
Microsoft capped Bing AI chatbot conversations at five turns per session after reports of strange and unsettling responses.
Microsoft Continues Job Cuts in Surface, Xbox, and HoloLens
Phil Spencer, CEO of Xbox, wrote staff on Thursday to inform them of the layoffs without specifying which areas of his business were affected.
Big Tech is not removing phoney news effectively enough
On Tuesday, Avaaz said Twitter, Google's YouTube, Meta Platform's Facebook, Microsoft's LinkedIn, and TikTok aren't doing enough to combat fake news.