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Who’s ready for the AI election?

One-third of election leaders say they don’t have adequate funding to address cyber threats as AI poses a new challenge for the 2024 election.

A key change for Microsoft

A key change for Microsoft

For the first time in 30 years, Microsoft is adding a new button to the standard keyboards for Windows PCs. Meet the Copilot AI button, coming soon to your next Windows PC.

The U.K. just put Microsoft under the spotlight for its partnership with OpenAI

The U.K. just put Microsoft under the spotlight for its partnership with OpenAI

Just two months after okaying Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard, the U.K. regulator wants to know more about OpenAI.

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Amazon's big Bedrock bet

Amazon is developing its own generative AI model, but its AWS cloud business is betting that customers want to experiment with a mix of different models.

Silicon Valley rushes to save the case for techno-optimism after Marc Andreessen’s hallucination of a manifesto

At a tech conference the day after Marc Andreessen’s manifesto went live, Sam Altman relayed many of the same points but without the bold proclamations that diluted the VC’s argument.

Social media wants to be free (of ads)

Advertising has been the main revenue model for social media from its earliest days. But companies like Meta, TikTok, and X are all now considering charging users.

Is it time for Apple to fold the iPhone?

Apple is sitting on the sidelines of the foldable phone trend, but its declining iPhone sales suggest it might be time for the company to think different.

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Major news sites are locking their doors on ChatGPT

Major news sites are locking their doors on ChatGPT

By blocking OpenAI's web crawling bot, media sites like the New York Times and CNN could be pressuring OpenAI to pay for access.

Snap's new hires have something in common. They're from Google.

Snap's new hires have something in common. They're from Google.

Snap's most recent hires are part of a larger recruitment effort to turn its business around.

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