Microsoft
Microsoft is the world's largest software company and OpenAI's key partner, embedding GPT models across Copilot, Windows, Office and the Azure cloud. It also builds its own Phi small models and the MAI model line. This page gathers all our coverage of Microsoft's AI moves.
German Court Holds Google Liable for Falsehoods Generated by AI Overviews
A German court has ruled that a company which designs, trains, and operates an AI system bears full legal responsibility for damages caused by its responses to…
From one-time commands to processes: GitHub added agents to Copilot CLI
GitHub has expanded Copilot CLI with custom agents — they allow artificial intelligence to understand your technology stack, code conventions, and team workflows.
GitHub Copilot CLI Now Uses Language Server Protocol for Code Understanding
GitHub has embedded Language Server Protocol into Copilot CLI, enabling the tool to analyze code with genuine code intelligence—the way IDEs do, rather than simple…
Jedify raised $24M for integrating AI agents with corporate context
Windows Will Get Its Own AI Models: What Microsoft Is Preparing for Build
Smartphone Makers Downgrade Devices to 2010s Standards to Keep Prices Down — AI Data Centers to Blame
Anthropic Prepares for IPO: Claude's Creator Seeks Public Investment
Crusoe Removed From Managing Wyoming AI Campus Due to Failed Google Deal
Startup Crusoe loses control of its Wyoming AI campus after failing to attract Google and other cloud giants as anchor clients.
Leading companies spent $7,500 per month per employee on AI
According to the Ramp AI Index, leading companies spent an average of $7,500 per month per employee on AI tools. This is a serious budget, but still below the…
Microsoft Restricted Claude Fable 5 for Employees Due to Data Policy
RTX Spark: Nvidia Unveiled Blackwell Chip for Windows PCs Instead of Qualcomm
Parloa Raised $350M and Signed Partnerships with Microsoft, SAP, and OpenAI
Former DeepMind employees raise $50M for science-focused AI startup Inherent
2026 TTS Models Comparison: From Commercial to Open Source
In 2026, choosing a TTS model depends on three factors: sound quality, processing latency, and cost. Commercial solutions win on naturalness, open models on control…
Replit Launches AI Agents for Generating Apps from Descriptions
Replit introduced a tool that transforms plain English descriptions into fully deployment-ready applications with real-time collaboration and parallel AI-agent…