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Microsoft 365 now watermarks your AI content — because nothing says “fun” like metadata tracking

Microsoft has introduced a new AI watermark policy for Microsoft 365, allowing administrators to enable audio watermarking now, with video support arriving in March 2026. Even when disabled, AI-generated content will still include metadata indicating Copilot involvement.

Windows Central

Nvidia still hasn’t sold a single H200 to China nearly three months after getting the green light from the White House — U.S. Commerce official says department hasn’t approved any sales during a House hearing

U.S. Department of Commerce Assistant Secretary for export enforcement David Peters said that his agency has not approved a single H200 export license since President Donald Trump allowed Nvidia to sell them to China.

Tom’s Hardware

Random Musing: Does Sam Altman think of humans as batteries?

If intelligence is measured in energy and output, where does that leave the human?

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I went hands-on with Notion’s Custom Agents without seeing a use case — now I’m convinced they’re the future

Notion's new Custom Agents could be a game-changer for a whole bunch of teams. Here's what I thought of them.

Tom’s Guide

Trump administration to use Pentagon AI to set mineral reference prices — gallium and germanium among first four targets

The Trump administration wants to use DARPA's Open Price Exploration for National Security (OPEN), an AI tool launched in 2023, to calculate what supplies of strategically important rare earths should cost once labor, processing, and other inputs are factored in and the effects of alleged Chinese market manipulation are removed.

Tom’s Hardware

Health Care Stocks Have Sagged. Can You Bet on a Recovery?

The flagging health care sector has perked up a bit lately. Is it time to invest?

Kiplinger

Building deeper relationships with Guardian audiences globally

The way people find news is changing rapidly. Shifts in audience behaviour, the growth of AI summaries and changes in how traffic is driven from search and social platforms mean that building direct relationships with Guardian audiences globally is more important than ever.

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It’s funny because it’s true: Soulseek is suddenly full to the brim of crazy Homer Simpson covers

All created via AI

MusicRadar

Behind the Guardian’s analysis of 100 years of MPs’ language on immigration

Methodology: how we trained a machine learning model to analyse rhetoric on immigration in the UK parliament over the course of a century

The Guardian - UK

Claude Sonnet 4.6 is free to use right now — here are 5 things you should try first

Claude Sonnet 4.6 is now free for everyone — and it's more powerful than ever. Here are the five best things to try first on Anthropic's upgraded AI model.

Tom’s Guide

French actors slam 'systematic plundering' of voices and images by AI tools

Ahead of the 51st César Awards on Thursday, France's biggest film awards, 4,000 French actors and filmmakers have condemned "systematic plundering" of their work by artificial intelligence tools, which reproduce their voices or images.

Radio France Internationale

I asked ChatGPT to build mood-based playlists — here are the songs it nailed (and failed)

I tasked ChatGPT with coming up with three mood-based playlists, and it came up with a collection of songs I'd love to listen to and a few I'm not too fond of

Tom’s Guide

Afternoon Update: Trump breaks own State of the Union record; arrests over alleged Baghsarian murder; and how to talk to strangers

US president uses speech to take repeated shots at Democrats and hit out at supreme court’s tariffs ruling

The Guardian - AU

Nvidia prepares to release its quarterly results as AI fears weigh on the stock market

Artificial intelligence chipmaker Nvidia on Wednesday will deliver a quarterly report likely to sway a jittery stock market as investors weigh whether the massive bets riding on technology’s latest craze will pay off

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Jamie Dimon warns of ‘dumb things’ people are doing - similar to pre-2008 financial crash

The JPMorgan Chase CEO compared current gains to the high-flying years before the 2008 financial crisis

The Guardian - AU

Signs of psychosis seen in Australian users’ interactions with AI chatbots, expert warns

Toby Walsh says he despairs at Australian government’s lack of regulation of artificial intelligence

Windows Central

From our conversations with Xbox leadership: a firm stand against AI‑generated junk — "we're committed to art made by people"

In another haymaker against the use of AI, Asha Sharma and Matt Booty sat down with Windows Central to discuss its use.

Windows Central

Windows 11 keeps adding new features — but two of them feel like classic “Microsoft, please stop” moments

Windows 11 Snap Assist and Drag Tray flyouts can disrupt multitasking. Here’s why they feel unnecessary and how to disable them on your computer.

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US military leaders pressure Anthropic to bend Claude safeguards

Anthropic presents itself as most safety-forward AI firm and Pentagon has threatened penalties if it does not yield

Kiplinger

Dow Absorbs Disruptions, Adds 370 Points: Stock Market Today

Investors, traders and speculators will hear from President Donald Trump tonight, and then they'll listen to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang tomorrow.

International Business Times

Christopher Hossfeld Advocates for a Leadership Model That Holds Under Pressure

Christopher Hossfeld, founder of Barrel Strength Leadership, draws on over 20 years as a U.S. military officer to promote a leadership model rooted in trust, distributed authority, disciplined adaptation, and performance under pressure.

International Business Times

Huzan Raad's Journey from Coffee Tables to Global Reach and the Cultural Power of Speak Norsk

Speak Norsk founder Huzan Raad transformed her own journey of learning Norwegian into a global, conversation-focused language platform, expanding from Oslo cafés to international courses, textbooks, and digital programs under the Speak More umbrella.

Tom’s Guide

Apple smart glasses have a secret weapon against Meta Ray-Bans — and it's Tim Cook's 'next big thing'

Here's how Apple’s rumored smart glasses plan to keep up with Meta Ray-Bans with one secret weapon, once they finally launch.

Evening Standard

Molly Russell’s father says social media did not discourage her from self-harm

Ian Russell speaks out in a new documentary about the death of his daughter Molly who took her own life after viewing harmful content on social media.

Axios

Hegseth gives Anthropic CEO until Friday to back down in AI safeguards fight

"The only reason we're still talking to these people is we need them and we need them now."

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