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Microsoft tried to ban "Microslop", and six months later it has given up(windowslatest.com)
21 points by theanonymousone | 6 comments
Windows Latest article reporting that Microsoft attempted to ban the derisive term "Microslop" in its Copilot Discord community and gave up six months later.
Introducing Copilot+ PCs(blogs.microsoft.com)
329 points by skilled | 460 comments
Official Microsoft Blog post from May 20, 2024 by Yusuf Mehdi announcing Copilot+ PCs, a new category of AI-focused Windows PCs.
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Microsoft's Recall AI feature is now indefinitely delayed(blogs.windows.com)
376 points by retskrad | 212 comments
Windows Experience Blog post from Microsoft giving an update on the Recall preview feature for Copilot+ PCs, including changes to its release plans.
Tech companies shouldn't be bullied into doing surveillance(eff.org)
408 points by pseudolus | 122 comments
EFF Deeplinks article by Matthew Guariglia arguing tech companies should not be pressured by government into conducting surveillance.
Microsoft will switch off Recall by default after security backlash(wired.com)
444 points by georgehill | 397 comments
Wired article reporting that Microsoft will make its AI Recall screen-recording feature opt-in and add privacy protections after security criticism.
I could've accessed 17T Microsoft records(blog.faav.net)
287 points by luispa | 120 comments
A security researcher's blog post describing a Microsoft internal analytics service flaw where unchecked token signatures allowed admin access to query 17.3 trillion records.
Microsoft drops AI sales targets in half after salespeople miss their quotas(arstechnica.com)
365 points by OptionOfT | 263 comments
Ars Technica article reporting that Microsoft cut its AI product sales growth targets after salespeople missed quotas amid weak enterprise demand for AI agents.
Microsoft breached antitrust rules by bundling Teams and Office, EU says(apnews.com)
669 points by cbg0 | 734 comments
AP News article reporting that the European Union found Microsoft breached antitrust rules by bundling Teams with its Office software.











