by alex | Mar 18, 2026 | newsletter
German climate technology company AIRMO is developing a new satellite system designed to precisely detect methane emissions from individual sources on Earth, potentially transforming how greenhouse gas leaks are monitored worldwide. Why Methane Monitoring Is Becoming...
by alex | Mar 18, 2026 | newsletter
Microsoft’s new 365 Copilot Search is designed to help you find virtually anything across your Microsoft 365 environment, emails, files, chats and apps, and this video shows how it can surface the exact information you need in seconds instead of hunting through...
by alex | Mar 18, 2026 | newsletter
Browser extensions can read and change the content of websites you visit, so regularly reviewing and removing unused extensions in Chrome or Microsoft Edge is a quick way to reduce the risk of unnecessary access to email, documents and other business information...
by alex | Mar 11, 2026 | newsletter
Security researchers have demonstrated that a healthcare AI chatbot used in a US medical pilot can be manipulated into producing dangerous advice and misleading clinical notes, raising new questions about how safely AI can operate inside real healthcare systems. What...
by alex | Mar 11, 2026 | newsletter
OpenAI has reached an agreement with the Pentagon to deploy its AI models inside classified US government systems, highlighting how rapidly artificial intelligence is becoming part of national security infrastructure. Department of Defense? Before getting any further...
by alex | Mar 11, 2026 | newsletter
Meta has agreed to allow rival AI chatbots to operate on WhatsApp in Europe for the next 12 months, but providers will have to pay a per-message fee to access the platform. Regulatory Pressure The decision follows regulatory pressure from the European Commission,...
