Microsoft gives free Copilot AI services to US government workers
Millions of US federal government workers are about to get a new AI assistant on their devices for free in the form of Microsoft Copilot.| AI News
Fire on the Hill has officially launched our new Wellbeing & Impact Team, a group dedicated to creating a work environment where everyone feels connected, supported and inspired, across both our London and New York offices The post Fire on the Hill – Wellbeing Digest August 2025 appeared first on Fire on the Hill.| Fire on the Hill
Samsung is overcoming limitations of existing benchmarks to better assess the real-world productivity of AI models in enterprise settings. The new system, developed by Samsung Research and named TRUEBench, aims to address the growing disparity between theoretical AI performance and its actual utility in the workplace. As businesses worldwide accelerate their adoption of large language […] The post Samsung benchmarks real productivity of enterprise AI models appeared first on AI News.| AI News
The retail industry is among the leaders in generative AI adoption, but a new report highlights the security costs that accompany it. According to cybersecurity firm Netskope, the retail sector has all but universally adopted the technology, with 95% of organisations now using generative AI applications. That’s a huge jump from 73% just a year […] The post Generative AI in retail: Adoption comes at high security cost appeared first on AI News.| AI News
As companies race to implement AI, many are finding that project success hinges directly on the quality of their data. This dependency is causing many ambitious initiatives to stall, never making it beyond the experimental proof-of-concept stage. So, what’s the secret to turning these experiments into real revenue generators? AI News caught up with Martin […] The post Martin Frederik, Snowflake: Data quality is key to AI-driven growth appeared first on AI News.| AI News
While politicians tout AI’s promise of growth and efficiency, a new report reveals a public trust deficit in the technology. Many are deeply sceptical, creating a major headache for governments’ plans. A deep dive by the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change (TBI) and Ipsos has put some hard numbers on this feeling of unease. […] The post Public trust deficit is a major hurdle for AI growth appeared first on AI News.| AI News
Millions of US federal government workers are about to get a new AI assistant on their devices for free in the form of Microsoft Copilot.| AI News
The privacy defenders at Proton have deployed an upgrade to their AI assistant, Lumo, that promises faster and more intelligent responses.| AI News
