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Microsoft is transforming Windows to work with AI in a fundamentally new way. The change could reshape how we use computers – but it also creates new security risks that Microsoft must solve. Here's what's at stake for the billion-plus Windows users worldwide.
Researchers have found a way to make AI solve complex problems using just one-fifth of its usual computing power. The method could help bring advanced AI capabilities to ordinary computers - reducing both cost and energy use.
A shift in US export policy could soon give Gulf states access to coveted AI chips, potentially redrawing the global artificial intelligence landscape. The move raises questions about technology transfer risks and regional stability as Middle Eastern nations vie for AI dominance.
Washington lawmakers are considering unprecedented controls on consumer computing hardware—extending far beyond data centers to reach home gaming systems. The proposal's scope surprised even industry veterans, who now face tough questions about privacy and practicality.
A groundbreaking court case in Arizona blurs the line between technology and testimony, as AI enables a deceased victim to address his killer. Legal experts now grapple with profound questions about justice, closure, and the boundaries of courtroom innovation.
OpenAI's latest executive hire signals a major shift in how the world's leading AI company operates. As Fidji Simo steps in to lead applications, Sam Altman's role is changing - and it reveals deeper changes in OpenAI's strategy that few saw coming.
AI costs just plunged 87%. One French startup's breakthrough threatens Silicon Valley's dominance - and it works on a laptop. The implications for businesses are profound. Here's what's at stake for tech's biggest players.
AI's new soccer superpowers aren't just tracking the ball—they're reading the whole game. How a Shanghai research team built a system that spots what even veteran refs miss, outperforms GPT-4, and could revolutionize how we watch the world's most popular sport.
OpenAI keeps nonprofit control while chasing trillions in funding. Their restructuring rejects typical tech evolution—transforming into a Public Benefit Corporation instead. But can they balance massive growth ambitions with their original mission to benefit humanity?
