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In this episode of Microsoft Weekly: Windows 11 causes blue screens and flags processors as unsupported; Bing annoys Chrome users; new File Explorer benchmarks; gaming news; and preview builds.

Taiwan's government and various organizations have reportedly fallen victim to targeted cyberattacks orchestrated by a group of Chinese hackers identified as "Flax Typhoon," as disclosed by Microsoft.

Microsoft Paint, the classic Windows app that has been around since 1985, could soon get a significant artificial intelligence (AI) update.

The message consisted of 13 drawings depicting the progression of life on Earth, a human family, and the word "toast."

The company is reportedly also considering adding AI capabilities to default Microsoft apps akin to what iOS and Android phones already have.

According to a new report, Microsoft is working on new AI-based features for Windows 11, such as generative art for Paint and optical character recognition for Photos and Snipping Tool.

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Everything has a dark mode nowadays, and this now goes for Microsoft Paint. The software has a dark gray aesthetic.

After 37 years of only having a light mode, Microsoft Paint finally has a dark mode. The new look is rolling out now, though the release is gradual.