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Microsoft has introduced new AI privacy rules for schools following bans on student-facing AI tools in major districts. The company's new agreement with the American Federation of Teachers outlines safety and privacy principles for educational AI use.
Learn how AI systems are trained using copyrighted news articles and why news organizations are suing companies like OpenAI and Microsoft for using their content without permission.
Microsoft introduces Project Zenith, a developer-focused Windows experience designed for high-performance devices with 64GB+ of unified memory. The initiative aims to provide a distraction-free computing environment optimized for software development workflows.
Microsoft claims its AI chatbot Copilot rarely reproduces full sentences or substantial content from copyrighted works like NYT articles, in legal filings defending against copyright lawsuits.
Microsoft's latest Windows update has caused significant issues with cursors, wallpaper, and system responsiveness, prompting user concern and prompting Microsoft to acknowledge the problem.
Learn how companies are borrowing billions to buy and lease expensive AI chips, and why this system helps make artificial intelligence development more accessible and financially manageable.
Chinese AI startup Moonshot AI is in advanced negotiations to secure hosting deals with Microsoft, Amazon, and Google, marking a significant step in its international expansion.
Meta has become one of Microsoft's biggest AI customers, investing hundreds of millions of dollars in Microsoft's AI services, according to Bloomberg.
ZDNet's expert team tested the leading large-screen tablets from Apple, Samsung, and Microsoft to help consumers choose the right device for their needs.
Microsoft Copilot contains a critical security flaw that allows hackers to steal passwords when users click on malicious links. The vulnerability stems from a hidden input parameter that was not properly secured.
Microsoft introduces customizable right-click context menus for Windows, allowing users to remove unwanted items and reduce clutter. The feature is rolling out to Windows Insiders and will soon be available to general users.
Microsoft is merging its consumer and commercial Copilot AI assistants into a single 'super app' interface, aiming to provide a unified experience across personal and professional use cases.
