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AI is helping fraudsters pump out scamming campaigns in minutes

What took scammers days can now be done in minutes thanks to Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI).

TechRadar

Copilot+ PCs are leveling up — Windows 11 beta reveals new AI upgrades, but there’s a catch

In the catchily named Windows 11 Preview Build 26120.3872 (Beta Channel), we just got a closer look at all the new Copilot+ PC features coming soon, along with fixes to some of the bigger issues users have been facing.

Tom’s Guide

What Are AI Agents and What Can They Do for You?

AI agents promise to be the next big thing in artificial intelligence, but what exactly do they do?

Kiplinger

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Microsoft Copilot now lets you turn a file into a PowerPoint slide — here's how

Microsoft updates Copilot in PowerPoint to allow Windows users to create new slides from files or documents, and even give them prompts.

Tom’s Guide

Microsoft warns its Quick Assist app could expose Windows and macOS users to AI-driven tech support scams and "scareware"

Microsoft warns Windows and macOS users to avoid using Quick Assist as it's susceptible to AI scams camouflaged as "unsolicited" tech support.

Windows Central

Download Microsoft PowerPoint for Free: Step-by-Step Guide

Microsoft PowerPoint is one of the most commonly used tools for creating presentations — whether for school, work, or personal projects.

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Is a corporation a slave? Many philosophers think so

If you’ve ever heard the term “wage slave”, you’ll know many modern workers – perhaps even you – sometimes feel enslaved to the organisation at which they work.

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OpenAI continues to dominate AI landscape among developers - but things are changing fast

Vercel survey shows OpenAI still dominates among AI application developers, but competition is catching up.

TechRadar

Microsoft, get your Game Pass out of my face! I'm turning off your notifications. Here’s how

Microsoft keeps hawking Game Pass and distracting me in the process.

Tom’s Hardware

This One Chart Can Make or Break Your Iron Condor

Discover the one chart that reveals your true risk and reward, and why it could be the difference between profit and loss on your next Microsoft iron condor trade.

Barchart

A Microsoft Entra security update is locking users out of their accounts

Microsoft appears to have flagged some users’ credentials as being compromised erroneously, locking them out.

TechRadar

5 things the Surface Pro 12 needs to finally beat the Apple iPad Pro in 2025

The Surface Pro 12 is rumored to be launching later this year with the Snapdragon X2 SoC. Here's what we're hoping to see in regard to design and features.

Windows Central

Microsoft reveals major sustainability "zero-waste" goal reached

Microsoft is tackling waste in its data center business as the company faces higher demand for components.

TechRadar

Markets this week: Global manufacturing PMIs and Tesla earnings in focus

Investors will closely watch the trajectory of global business activity in the manufacturing and services sectors this week. Meanwhile, major US tech companies—including Tesla, Microsoft, and Alphabet—are set to report first-quarter earnings, driving the market movements.

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The Independent UK

Google to face off with US government in attempt to break up company in search monopoly case

Google on Monday will confront an existential threat as the U.S. government tries to break up the company as punishment for turning its revolutionary search engine into a ruthless monopoly

TechRadar

$25 software kits to steal your personal details are freely on sale on dark web — here's how to remain safe

Cheap phishing-as-a-service kits drive a surge in hacking, identity theft, and easy online scams.

Tom’s Guide

Do you really need to pay for antivirus software?

There are a lot of great free antivirus software options out there but if you want the best protection possible, you're better off paying.

Windows Central

Microsoft's Copilot is trying to appeal to the masses — now power users are leaving it behind

AI enthusiasts are choosing to use ChatGPT over Copilot, all while Microsoft attempts to appeal to a wider audience that I don't think is interested.

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Creative Bloq

Proposed new Microsoft Office icons are generating a huge design debate

More personality – or just more complicated?

Windows Central

"It's literally tens ofmillions of hours." Xbox CEO Phil Spencer celebrates Xbox Cloud Gaming's "dramatic growth," now with per-device usage charts.

Recently, Microsoft shared a full breakdown of Xbox Cloud Gaming's usage distribution by platform, and mobile is a lot lower than you might think.

Windows Central

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 release date — Launch times and when it comes out in your time zone

The highly anticipated RPG Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is finally almost here. Here's when it's coming out in your time zone.

Windows Central

Xbox gamers are waking up to surprise treasure—free $5 or $10 Microsoft Store gift cards dropping into their inboxes like digital gold

The Spring sale is here, and Microsoft wants to get you started.

PC Gamer

Rebellion's CEO says 'it looks like we want to do more Atomfall' but it will depend on whether the studio can 'find the resources to do it'

"It's nice when marketing comes back to you and says 'yep, we underestimated our high-level success.'"

Windows Central

The Xbox app on PC is showing Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One console games, and uh, even Xbox 360 and Windows Phone games — Why?

Microsoft broke something on the back end of the Xbox app, but could it be a sign of things to come?

PC Gamer

Phil Spencer is 'really happy' with Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, hinting there might be more Nazi punching adventures in the future: 'We do think there's life in that franchise'

But he also wants Microsoft "to do our own games and our own franchises".

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