Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella sounds scared as he calls for an AI emergency brake
Satya Nadella calls for an AI emergency brake, but his warning raises questions about Microsoft Copilot and the future of Microsoft 365.
Satya Nadella calls for an AI emergency brake, but his warning raises questions about Microsoft Copilot and the future of Microsoft 365.
Microsoft is cutting Microsoft 365 Family storage from up to 6 TB to a shared 2 TB pool and presenting the reduction as greater flexibility.
Microsoft LiteBox 0.1.0 is an open-source library OS built in Rust. Learn how it runs Linux applications and what its early release can do.
Microsoft Quine uses AI to help scientists narrow thousands of biological possibilities into experiments worth testing, including work involving pancreatic cancer.
Microsoft is bringing Linux containers directly into Windows 11 with WSL Containers, giving developers a built-in way to build and run containers without relying entirely on third-party tools.
Microsoft tested a billing-support AI agent and found it disclosed simulated customer data in 30 percent of applicable conversations. New runtime controls reduced the violation rate, but the experiment highlights the risks of giving AI agents access to sensitive systems.
Microsoft is turning Copilot into something closer to an autonomous coworker. The new Autopilot can handle recurring tasks, follow up with colleagues, and continue working even when you are away from your computer.
Microsoft is making its smallest Surface PCs dramatically more powerful with Snapdragon X2 Plus, bringing faster graphics, AI performance, and improved efficiency to its compact Windows on ARM lineup.
Microsoft AI says it rejects the race to create an all-purpose superintelligence that could escape human safeguards, laying out strict rules intended to keep future AI subordinate to people.
Microsoft says children under 13 cannot use Copilot as it pushes an AI future built around age verification, differentiated experiences, and stronger protections for younger users.
Microsoft is bringing Codename MDASH to Azure Government, unleashing more than 100 specialized AI agents to hunt vulnerabilities in government source code and determine which flaws could actually be exploited.
Microsoft-backed AI analyzes millions of camera images to detect wildfires earlier, but ALERTCalifornia’s expanding network also raises privacy questions.