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🗞 Microsoft Turns 50 with Copilot Upgrades, OpenAI Invests in Cybersecurity, and AI Spending Persists

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🔎 The Latest on the AI Frontier:

  • Microsoft's 50th Anniversary Brings Major Copilot AI Upgrades

  • OpenAI Makes Strategic First Cybersecurity Investment in Adaptive Security

  • AI Infrastructure Spending Set to Continue Despite DeepSeek Disruption

  • UN Report: AI Will Transform 40% of Global Jobs, Developing Nations at Risk

  • Meta AI's NFL Draft Predictions Show Current Limitations of AI Analysis

  • Other news you might find interesting

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🚀 Microsoft to announce major Copilot upgrades for its 50th anniversary on April 4th

  • Microsoft is set to introduce AI Agents, Deep Research, Vision, and several other features across web and mobile platforms, with some functions exclusive to Surface devices.

  • New personalization options include a Discover screen with interactive cards, customizable daily briefing topics, and a feature called Characters that brings animated avatars to Copilot interactions.

  • Most features will likely be released gradually through Labs, with initial access limited to specific user groups such as pro customers or U.S. users.

💰 OpenAI makes first cybersecurity investment in Adaptive Security to combat AI-driven threats

  • Adaptive Security has secured $43 million in Series A funding co-led by OpenAI's startup fund and Andreessen Horowitz to help companies prepare for deepfake calls, texts, and emails.

  • The platform identifies security vulnerabilities and trains employees to recognize AI-generated threats, addressing concerns like the $600 million Axie Infinity hack in 2022.

  • CEO Brian Long plans to use the funding to hire engineers and enhance the platform's capabilities as cybersecurity funding surges across the industry.

💻 Despite DeepSeek AI disruption, Bloomberg Intelligence conference confirms AI infrastructure spending will continue to grow

  • Companies are seeking greater efficiency following DeepSeek's breakthrough, but no industry experts reported having excess AI capacity, with some organizations requiring "hundreds of thousands of accelerators across many data centers."

  • The proliferation of AI models is driving demand, as enterprises may deploy hundreds or thousands of custom models rather than relying on a single solution, with Amazon AWS already offering 1,800 different AI models.

  • Current AI data centers consume hundreds of megawatts of power and will eventually require gigawatts, raising concerns about energy consumption even as companies work to reduce costs that currently limit wider adoption.

📊 UN report warns AI will significantly impact 40% of all jobs worldwide with developing nations most vulnerable

  • The UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) predicts the global AI market will reach $4.8 trillion by 2033, comparable to Germany's entire economy, but benefits may remain with the "privileged few" without government intervention.

  • Developing countries that rely on low-cost labor for manufacturing will face substantial challenges, requiring urgent investment in internet infrastructure, computing capabilities, and education systems.

  • UNCTAD calls for international cooperation through a shared global facility giving equitable access to computing power and AI tools, alongside a public disclosure framework to boost transparency and accountability.

🏈 Meta AI predicts 2025 NFL draft first round with surprising omissions and questionable team fits

  • The AI mock draft surprisingly excludes Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders and Penn State tight end Tyler Warren, both widely projected as top-15 selections by human analysts.

  • Meta AI's most puzzling projection places Boise State running back Ashton Jeanty with the New York Jets at pick #7, despite the team already having Breece Hall and numerous other roster needs.

  • The mockup shows AI's limitations in draft prediction, with Meta unable to create a full mock on its own and requiring pick-by-pick prompting to complete the exercise.

More news you might find interesting:

  • Amazon introduces "Buy for Me," an AI agent feature that completes purchases with minimal user input.

  • Google replaces Gemini head amid lagging performance in the AI chatbot race.

  • ChatGPT users have created over 700 million images in just days, overwhelming OpenAI's infrastructure.

  • Alan Turing Institute warns UK law enforcement is unprepared to tackle the growing threat of AI-enabled crime.

  • Experts warn Elon Musk's DOGE plan to modernize Social Security's 60 million lines of COBOL code in months.

  • Vice President JD Vance faces defining moment as TikTok's U.S. future deadline looms within 48 hours.

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