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Watchdog was right to block Microsoft’s £55bn Activision takeover

City voices: The CMA hasn’t made many friends with this move, but it’s hard, thus far, to fault it

Evening Standard

VP Harris tells tech CEOs they have ‘moral, legal responsibility’ for AI safety

US Vice President Kamala Harris on Thursday told the chief executives of tech companies including Microsoft and Google they have a "legal responsibility" to ensure the safety of their artificial intelligence products.

France 24

Starfield is getting its own Direct along with an Xbox showcase in June

Microsoft has three big showcases coming up in June, including one for Xbox and Starfield.

TechRadar

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It's world password day - and they’re now more important than ever to consider

Experts are in conflict about the capabilities of passwords, but they might be hanging in the balance anyway.

TechRadar

Microsoft updates Windows 11's Photos app with new slideshow options, brings back spot fixing tool

Microsoft has announced a big update for the Photos app on Windows 11 that is rolling out to Insiders in the Dev and Canary channel now. The update introduces a handful of new features and quality of life improvements.

Windows Central

Final Fantasy 16 banned in Saudi Arabia due to reported refusal to make content changes

It's not clear what changes Saudi Arabia demanded

GamesRadar

Microsoft’s Bing chatbot will let you make restaurant reservations

All you need is a Microsoft account — that includes any old Hotmail addresses you may have — and the Microsoft Edge browser app

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Microsoft is finally giving users what they want with Windows 11’s Photos app

Microsoft seems to be listening more to feedback – let’s hope that also applies to the ads creeping into Windows 11.

TechRadar

Hey, Microsoft — stop polluting your products with upsells and tricks

A lifelong PC enthusiast humbly begs Microsoft to stop shooting itself in the foot.

Tom’s Guide

Biden races to come up with AI plan

Business leaders and tech experts say legislation is urgently needed as AI barrels ahead.

Axios

Microsoft AI chatbot will let users post images

NEW YORK: Microsoft Corp is getting rid of the waiting list to try its new AI-based Bing search and chat, and adding features like the ability to request and post images in an effort to sustain its momentum in the market.

Bangkok Post

Microsoft: Iran Accelerates Its Cyber Influence Operations Worldwide

Microsoft warned that Iran is accelerating its cyber-enabled influence operations to go in tandem with its geopolitical goals worldwide. “Iran continues to be a significant threat actor, and it is now supplementing its traditional cyberattacks with a new playbook, leveraging cyber-enabled influence operations (IO) to achieve its geopolitical aims,” a…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Google rolls out passkey technology in ‘beginning of the end’ for passwords

Apple and Microsoft also collaborated on the technology which allows authentication with fingerprint ID, facial ID or a pin

The Guardian - AU

Bing AI chat is now open to all and about to get even more powerful

Microsoft opens up the Bing AI preview to all and adds a host of new features.

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Tom’s Guide

Microsoft supercharges Bing + ChatGPT with new upgrades — and opens it to everyone

Microsoft has announced a ton of upgrades to Bing with ChatGPT, from plugins to chat histories, and it is now available to anyone with a Microsoft account. Here’s everything you can expect with this latest update.

Windows Central

Bing Chat adds the best of ChatGPT and more in major feature announcement

Microsoft just announced multiple major new features for Bing Chat. The AI-powered chatbot will soon support chat history, visual answers, and improved summarization of longer documents.

Windows Central

Now everyone can try Bing Chat AI as Microsoft drops waitlist for new users

Microsoft has today announced that anyone can now try Bing Chat by signing into a Microsoft account, without needing to wait for access on a waitlist first.

Windows Central

Microsoft announces third-party plugin support for Bing Chat AI

Microsoft has announced that Bing Chat is getting support for third-party plugins. OpenTable and Wolfram|Alpha will be the first plugins available, and developers will be able to create their own plugin experiences.

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PC Gamer

Is it just me, or is Game Pass not feeling like a very good deal lately?

Microsoft isn't exactly on fire with exclusives this year, so consider cutting Game Pass until it's worth it again.

Leeds Live

Martin Lewis issues terrifying warning over scam with your child's real voice

Martin Lewis says scammers can now use your child's voice on the phone thanks to AI

Windows Central

Microsoft missed a golden opportunity with Zune and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3

Besides the superheroes, the Zune is the star of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 and Microsoft has missed a golden opportunity to capitalize on it.

Android Central

Samsung bans staff from using ChatGPT and similar AI tools on company devices

Samsung has banned employees from using generative AI software through a memo following a data leak.

Fortune

Microsoft’s chief economist is convinced that A.I. will be ‘used by bad actors’—but says that cars can be dangerous, too

A.I. can cause “real damage” in the wrong hands, says Microsoft’s Michael Schwarz, but a lot of other technologies come with similar risks.

Windows Central

Xbox wasn't involved with Redfall, but it's still blamed for its quality

Exclusive title Redfall dropped to middling reviews, catalyzing a very bad news cycle for Xbox. With the Activision-Blizzard deal likely dead, and no games to look forward to, fingers are being pointed.

Fortune

Microsoft is shoving Edge down people’s throats, like it’s the bad old days again

Satya Nadella’s Microsoft was supposed to have abandoned the aggressive business tactics that once made the company infamous.

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