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Microsoft Delays Copilot+ PC Recall Feature Preview to December

Microsoft pushes the preview of its Recall feature for Copilot+ PCs to December to refine its security and privacy architecture. The company relies on Windows Insiders to test the feature before a broad public release.

U.K. Privacy Regulator Probes Microsoft Recall Feature Over Data Concerns

The U.K. Information Commissioner's Office examines Microsoft's new Recall feature to determine if it complies with data protection laws.

Microsoft Recall Feature Triggers Privacy Fears Over AI Screen Tracking

Microsoft unveils an AI tool called Recall that captures continuous screenshots to help users search their past activity, but privacy experts warn the data is highly vulnerable. Regulators in the UK are already investigating the potential security risks of this new feature.

Microsoft Unveils Copilot+ PCs to Usher in On-Device AI Era

Microsoft introduces a new category of AI-powered Windows computers called Copilot+ PCs, featuring dedicated neural processing units and exclusive AI tools like Recall and Cocreator. These devices start at $999 and become available on June 18.

Microsoft Unveils New AI-Powered Surface PCs With Longer Battery Life

Microsoft introduces new Surface computers equipped with Qualcomm chips that run artificial intelligence features locally without draining battery life. Major PC manufacturers are also releasing similar AI-ready devices under the new Copilot+ standard.

Microsoft Unveils Copilot+ PCs to Bring Advanced AI Directly to Windows

Microsoft introduces a new category of AI-powered Windows computers called Copilot+ PCs, featuring dedicated neural processors and unique on-device tools like Recall. These high-performance machines start at $999 and hit the market on June 18.

UK Privacy Watchdog Probes Microsoft Recall Feature Over Data Concerns

The UK Information Commissioner's Office announces it is making enquiries with Microsoft regarding the privacy safeguards of the new Recall feature.

Microsoft Copilot Marks First Year with GPT-4 Turbo and DALL-E 3 Upgrades

Microsoft celebrates the first anniversary of its AI assistant by rolling out powerful new features like GPT-4 Turbo and an improved DALL-E 3 image generator. These updates promise to make the newly unified Copilot experience even more productive for users across all devices.

Microsoft Copilot Marks First Year With GPT-4 Turbo and DALL-E 3 Upgrades

Microsoft celebrates the first year of its AI assistant by rolling out powerful new features like GPT-4 Turbo and an upgraded DALL-E 3 model. These updates promise to make the newly unified Copilot experience even more productive for users across all devices.

Microsoft Copilot Marks First Year with GPT-4 Turbo and New Features

Microsoft celebrates the first year of Copilot by announcing powerful new upgrades, including GPT-4 Turbo integration and enhanced image generation. These updates aim to further boost user productivity across web search, writing, and creative tasks.

Microsoft Unifies Copilot Brand as 365 Version Reaches General Availability

Microsoft announces a unified Copilot experience across Windows, Edge, Bing, and Microsoft 365, with the enterprise 365 version launching November 1. The updated AI assistant features a new visual identity and a powerful chat tool that searches across all work data.

Microsoft and Meta Deepen AI Ties by Bringing Llama 2 to Azure and Windows

Microsoft and Meta announce that the Llama 2 large language models are now available on Azure and optimized for Windows, marking Meta's first commercial release of this technology.

Microsoft and Meta Deepen AI Ties with Llama 2 Integration

Microsoft and Meta are expanding their AI partnership by bringing the Llama 2 large language models to Azure and Windows. This collaboration allows developers to build and deploy generative AI tools more easily while emphasizing open-source accessibility.

Microsoft Trims Consumer Research Unit in Latest Layoff Round

Microsoft lays off an undisclosed number of employees in its Modern Life Experiences group, a team responsible for consumer-focused projects like Money in Excel and Family Safety apps.