Microsoft is expanding its AI Copilot technology in the Edge web browser to include the mobile version, offering personalized browsing suggestions, tips, and guidance based on users' browsing history. The AI can scan open tabs to compare options, highlight key details, and even turn browsing activity into audio podcasts. While users can opt out, privacy concerns remain due to data collection practices, prompting Microsoft to advise caution with sensitive information. This integration marks a shift from on-demand AI tools to a more active, continuous assistant during web browsing, aiming to improve user experience through personalization.
Meta Platforms reported a strong Q1 with EPS of $10.44 beating expectations, but much of the beat was due to an $8.03 billion tax benefit, masking weaker core performance and rising capital expenditures. Meta's AI and Reality Labs investments are cos...
Elon Musk's attorney delivered a strong closing argument in a $150 billion lawsuit against OpenAI, accusing CEO Sam Altman and President Greg Brockman of prioritizing profit over the company's founding mission to develop AI for public benefit. OpenAI...
Microsoft has appointed Carmine Di Sibio, former global chairman and CEO of EY, to its board of directors, expanding the board to 13 members. Di Sibio will serve on the Compensation and Audit Committees, bringing decades of experience in financial se...
OpenAI is exploring legal options against Apple due to dissatisfaction with the ChatGPT integration on iPhones, which failed to deliver expected subscriber growth and visibility. The partnership, announced in June 2024, integrated ChatGPT into Siri a...
Microsoft and Alphabet both released earnings showing strong AI-driven growth but with different focuses. Microsoft posted $82.88 billion revenue, driven by 40% Azure cloud growth and a $627 billion commercial backlog, emphasizing enterprise AI solut...
