Craig Hale

Microsoft and OpenAI could be revising their agreement as OpenAI explores the future of listing as a public company.

Microsoft wants to make it harder for you to take unauthorized screenshots, but even this tool doesn't give you full protection.

Adobe will give the US Government 70% discounts on certain software subscriptions, including Acrobat packages.

LinkedIn will use AI to understand which job you're looking for, and will give you a match score and improvement suggestions.

Many healthcare workers are using their own personal cloud accounts or AI accounts to handle your data.

Many businesses are actively exploring quantum AI, but barriers like high costs and limited access to skills are stopping them.

Amazon's Vulcan robot has force sensors and tactile feedback to feel the items it interacts with in warehouses.

Google is continuing to make cuts to its workforce.

Israel's NSO Group has been ordered to pay over $167 million in damages to Meta over 2019 WhatsApp spyware campaign.

VMware perpetual licenses are not lucrative enough for Broadcom, so it's reportedly sending cease-and-desist letters.

Even the C-suite isn't seen as being particularly AI-savvy, but it all boils down to upskilling existing workers, not just hiring new ones.

DOD slates existing software procurement processes, saying past ways were cumbersome and lacking in agility.

ServiceNow's CRM platform is now available with a slicker, contextually-aware AI twist.

Most businesses are using generative AI, however training initiatives might not be as effective as they'd hoped.

Four in five Chief HR Officers see humans and AI agents coexisting in the next five years, and humans will need to reskill.

Technological advancements and safety improvements are driving more businesses to want to adopt robotics.

The Slack-Teams saga might be over, but Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff takes another stab at Microsoft.

UK businesses are adopting AI broadly, but many don't have comprehensive strategies or skilled workers.

Huang's salary surges by 49%

Microsoft joins Google by confirming a significant portion of its code is now written by AI, not humans.

Microsoft wants to remove passwords altogether, starting by making passkeys the default option for new accounts.

LinkedIn BrandLink gives creators more reasons to post advertisement videos to target specific locations and languages.

Google wants to show more ads in more places

Microsoft says it'll take "all legal avenues available" to ensure it continues to serve European customers.