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Microsoft rolls out Recall and other AI features

PCMag on MSN · 1d

Microsoft Finally Launches Its Controversial Recall Feature

The feature remains exclusive to Copilot+ Windows 11 PCs. Microsoft security executive David Weston tell us why it's now 'the most secure experience in Windows.'

GeekWire on MSN · 1d

Microsoft rolls out Recall and other AI features to all Copilot+ PCs, nearly a year after unveiling

After a series of delays, Microsoft rolls out Windows Recall, AI search, and Click to Do on Copilot+ PCs, marking a broader push to embed AI into the Windows experience.

Ars Technica · 1d

Microsoft rolls Windows Recall out to the public nearly a year after announcing it

Nearly a year after announcing the feature, Microsoft is finally ready to roll the controversial Windows Recall feature out to the general public, the company announced today on its Windows Experience Blog.

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Microsoft lanza herramienta Recall tras ajustes de seguridad

Microsoft Corp. está lanzando su controvertida función Recall para ordenadores Windows de gama alta, apostando por que el ...

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Microsoft report: 1 in 3 business leaders are considering replacing workers with AI

The big takeaway: 1 in 3 business leaders say that they are considering layoffs as a result of AI deployment in their ...

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I retested Microsoft Copilot's AI coding skills in 2025 and now it's got serious game

Copilot's early coding days were all swing and miss. But now? It's hitting line drives and running the bases with confidence.

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Microsoft pulled an AI sneak attack with an ad – and nobody noticed!

In a blog post published on Wednesday by Microsoft Design, senior design communications manager Jay Tan revealed that earlier ...

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Microsoft made an ad with generative AI and nobody noticed

Microsoft has revealed that it’s created a minute-long advert for its Surface Pro and Surface Laptop hardware using ...

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Meet your new AI teammate: Microsoft sees humans as ‘agent bosses,’ upending the workplace

Work Trend Index predicts a workplace powered by AI agents, with employees acting as ‘agent bosses’ overseeing digital ...

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Microsoft is allegedly paying low performers to quit

Microsoft is giving low performers the option to voluntarily quit with 16 weeks of pay, according to Business Insider.

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