12 Of The Most Important Moments In Microsoft's History
Microsoft has been a major player in the tech industry for decades. Over those years, it's had a lot of big milestones ...
Six Nations rebrands as ‘Men’s Six Nations’ and is mocked for new logo
Mars has responded to comparisons between the new men’s Six Nations branding and its famous chocolate bar’s logo by ...
Microsoft Is Denying That Office 365 Trains Its AI
Following concerns that Microsoft is using connected experiences in its office apps to train its AI language models, the ...
Microsoft Promises It Isn't Using Office Docs to Train AI
All of the recent hullabaloo surrounding Microsoft 365's 'connected experiences' has been a misunderstanding, per the company ...
Microsoft confirms it doesn't use your Office docs to train AI
Microsoft has recently debunked an ongoing rumors about users' Office docs being used by the company to train its AI.
Microsoft Office AI training report is based on a misunderstanding, says the company
A tweet claiming that Microsoft Office uses the content of customer documents to train its AI systems raised a ...
Microsoft is using Word and Excel user data for AI training by default (or not?... Update)
Microsoft has reached out to confirm that it does not use customer data to train its large language models. They ...
Microsoft’s Leading Role in AI: A Buy Recommendation Highlighting Strategic Innovations and Market Impact
In a report released today, Mark Murphy from J.P. Morgan maintained a Buy rating on Microsoft (MSFT – Research Report), with a price target of ...
Microsoft AI and Cloud: New bug bounty event with 4 million US dollar reward
Security researchers who discover loopholes in Microsoft products during the new Zero Day Quest event can win big cash ...
Microsoft 365s New Icon Might Look Familiar
Earlier this month, Microsoft announced that Microsoft 365 Family and Personal subscribers in the Asia-Pacific region will ...
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Microsoft’s startup story: How the company became a tech giant, and what we can learn from it today
Microsoft co-founders Paul Allen, left, and Bill Gates with an array of personal computers in the early 1980s. Microsoft’s decision to make software, rather than produce a PC of its own, defined ...