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The update brings a new and modern appeal to the platform as well as a neat feature that lets you find the original source of your screenshots.

SiPh chip is poised for immediate deployment, with potential applications including replacing graphics processing units in training, classifying AI models

The faked images of singer Taylor Swift that showed up online are likely just the beginning of a coming swarm of deepfakes. Don’t look to Microsoft to do much about the problem.

Microsoft quietly removed the AI-powered brush removal tool from its AI-infused app, Microsoft Designer. Its a move that avid users havent well received.

In a new blog post, Microsoft President Brad Smith stated the company will focus on six different areas in an attempt to fight off what Microsoft calls "abusive AI-generated content."

WE asked an AI bot to recreate some of Mid Cheshire’s most iconic sights.

Navigating the ins and outs of this new technology in an academic setting can be tricky. Students with access to these tools have to balance the desire to use AI to assist with their work while also trying not to cross the line of academic dishonesty. With this in mind, how can students utilize AI technology in 2024?

Microsoft’s main AI brand is now Copilot, after a year of experimentation with Bing. Microsoft is working toward a single Copilot that spans across services.

Many text-to-image generation companies have banned certain keywords to stop users from generating harmful content.

A report reveals that explicit images of Taylor Swift, generated using AI technology, were created as part of an online challenge on 4chan. The findings shed light on the issue of AI-generated non-consensual intimate images and its impact on both celebrities and ordinary individuals.