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Microsoft has published “Governing AI: A Blueprint for the Future” that rests on five principles for the development of intelligence models.

Azure Deployment Environments is a new service that allows developers to quickly and easily spin up app infrastructure environments with project-based templates.

A new Windows 11 Insider preview build shows the company is now testing vTPM support in Hyper-V for Windows on ARM.

Google has announced that it will use generative AI to create a new ads experience, which the company says will transform advertising.

Microsoft Mesh is a mixed reality collaboration service that integrates with Microsoft Teams to bring more immersive features for users.

Windows 11 will soon have a Force Quit button in the taskbar that will let users close an app that is unresponsive or buggy.

Microsoft is fighting the decision the UK Competition and Markets Authority took to stop its Activision Blizzard acquisition.

Elon Musk says that while Microsoft and Google are leading the AI race, the market needs a third horse that he plans to supply.

Google Bard can now surface images from prompts, with the AI finding search results and showing them in the chat window.

Alongside Mouse Without Borders, PowerToys 0.70 also brings a Peek utility and a new Mouse Pointer Crosshairs feature.

The Microsoft Edge sidebar is coming to Windows 11, providing the ability to manages various apps and services on the desktop.

File Explorer on Windows 11 is getting an overhaul that changes the design of the app and removes the Ribbon menu system.

Adding the open-source librarz libarchive will eliminate the need for third-party software such as 7-ZIP or WinRAR for these tasks.

A new GitHub Copilot Chat experience will be available to Windows Terminal users.

Microsoft Dev Box will leave its preview during July 2023, bringing the Azure Virtual Desktop expansion to all customers.

At Build 2023, Microsoft introduced major AI upgrades for the Microsoft Store, including an AI Hub to help users download AI apps.

Azure AI Content Safety is a part of Azure OpenAI Service and leverages AI models to detect and flag bad text and image content.

Azure AI Studio is a new development platform that allows users to leverage and use AI in their apps through Azure OpenAI Service.

While it may not be the most significant update to date, it still brings several notable changes and new features.

Microsoft announces Edge for Business, Container browsing and workspaces system to separate private and work related web browsing