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Microsoft Inflection AI merger

Microsoft Inflection AI merger

Microsoft is being scrutinized by the UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) over whether its hiring of key employees from AI start-up Inflection AI effectively constitutes a merger. Key staff, including co-founder Mustafa Suleyman and chief scientist Karén Simonyan, left Inflection AI in March to join Microsoft's new AI division. The CMA's investigation will determine…

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Microsoft empowers developers

Microsoft Empowers Developers with New AI and Data Tools

Microsoft is revolutionizing developer communities across the region with a wave of new product launches and feature updates. These advancements are not just about creating and delivering the next generation of differentiated Artificial Intelligence (AI) experiences, but also about empowering you, the developer, to shape the future of AI. Azure AI Services Microsoft’s Azure AI…

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Game Pass Call of Duty: Black Ops 6

Microsoft Revolutionises Gaming with Game Pass Launch of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6

Microsoft's groundbreaking move has not only disrupted traditional video game release strategies but also sparked intrigue in the gaming industry. The announcement that the highly anticipated new title, Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, will be immediately available to subscribers of its Game Pass service, marks a significant shift. This new approach allows gamers to…

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Microsoft Teams separation

Microsoft Teams separation

Microsoft has revealed plans to separate its Teams business messaging and video app globally from its Office suite. This decision follows last year's separation of the two European products in response to regulatory scrutiny from competition watchdogs. Initially bundled with Office in 2017, Teams was investigated by the European Commission after Slack filed a complaint…

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Facial Recognition Discrimination

Facial Recognition Discrimination

An Uber Eats driver, Pa Edrissa Manjang, has received a settlement due to the "racially biased" facial-recognition technology that barred him from accessing the app, hindering his ability to work. Manjang, who started with Uber Eats in November 2019, initially faced no issues. However, the app, utilizing Microsoft's technology, intensified its identity verification demands, leading…

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