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UK police chief resigns after AI-linked misinfo over football fan ban
uk1 month ago

UK police chief resigns after AI-linked misinfo over football fan ban

Craig Guildford, chief constable of West Midlands Police, has retired amid criticism of the decision to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from a Villa Park match, with Downing Street and the Home Secretary losing confidence in his leadership. An MPs' evidence report contained inaccuracies later attributed to Microsoft Copilot, an AI tool. The policing watchdog found confirmation bias and overstated risks in the force's evidence; the ICO will continue to review the actions. Acting chief Scott Green will lead as the force works to rebuild trust, with ongoing calls for accountability and potential resignations.

AI's Impact on PC Sales and Market Dynamics
technology1 month ago

AI's Impact on PC Sales and Market Dynamics

Dell executives at CES 2026 expressed disappointment with the consumer demand for AI PCs, noting that AI features are confusing rather than compelling. Microsoft’s CEO is actively involved in improving Copilot, but the product still lags behind competitors and faces skepticism from consumers. Despite the hype, the market is not yet ready to embrace AI PCs, and traditional sales methods remain necessary until AI tools like Copilot are more mature.

LG Installs Unremovable Microsoft Copilot on Smart TVs
technology2 months ago

LG Installs Unremovable Microsoft Copilot on Smart TVs

LG has quietly installed Microsoft Copilot on its smart TVs via a recent update, making it non-removable unless the TV is disconnected from the internet, raising concerns about consumer choice and privacy. The app, which acts as a web shortcut rather than a native feature, was announced by LG and Samsung earlier this year but is now appearing on LG TVs without official confirmation or user control options.

Microsoft Lens Replaced by AI Innovation
technology6 months ago

Microsoft Lens Replaced by AI Innovation

Microsoft Lens, a popular mobile app for scanning documents and converting them into digital files, is being discontinued in favor of the Microsoft 365 Copilot AI app, which lacks many of Lens's features. The app will be available until December 2025, after which no new scans can be made, though existing scans will remain accessible. Despite its age, Lens has been widely used, with over 92 million downloads since 2017.

AI's Impact on Jobs: Which Roles Are at Risk and How to Future-Proof Your Career
technology7 months ago

AI's Impact on Jobs: Which Roles Are at Risk and How to Future-Proof Your Career

Microsoft researchers found that AI chatbots are most likely to automate jobs involving communication and information sharing, such as translators and writers, but are less impactful on physical labor jobs. The study analyzed 200,000 conversations to determine which careers might be affected by AI, emphasizing that AI supports rather than replaces many tasks, and highlighting the need for ongoing research into its societal and economic effects.

Microsoft Copilot flaw prompts urgent AI deployment concerns
technology8 months ago

Microsoft Copilot flaw prompts urgent AI deployment concerns

Microsoft 365 Copilot, an AI tool integrated into Office applications, was found to have a critical security flaw called EchoLeak that allows zero-click attacks, potentially exposing sensitive data. Microsoft has fixed the issue, but the vulnerability highlights broader risks in AI agent design, prompting calls for fundamental system redesigns to improve security. Experts warn that similar vulnerabilities could affect other AI platforms, raising industry-wide concerns about deploying AI agents safely.