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  1. IndustryReach 42

    Microsoft offers millions to poach Meta's top AI engineers

    Microsoft is aggressively targeting Meta's AI talent, offering multimillion-dollar packages to match rival compensation. Leaked internal documents reveal Microsoft built a hit list of target employees across Reality Labs and AI teams, while introducing a 24-hour fast-track approval process for critical AI candidates.

  2. AI toolsReach 47

    Microsoft turns 2D images into 3D models with Copilot 3D

    Microsoft just launched Copilot 3D, a free preview feature inside Copilot Labs that turns 2D pictures into 3D models with a single click. The tool requires no text prompts and outputs GLB files ready for 3D printing and game engines. Early tests show it handles objects like furniture well, but struggles with humans and animals. It is currently rolling out to select web users.

  3. AI toolsReach 44

    Microsoft just dropped GPT-5 across its entire product lineup

    Microsoft just integrated OpenAI’s new GPT-5 across consumer, developer, and enterprise platforms, upgrading Microsoft Copilot, GitHub Copilot, and Azure AI Foundry. The models bring sharper reasoning and stronger coding performance handled through an automatic real-time router, and free users can try it right away in Copilot's new Smart mode.

  4. AI modelsReach 64

    OpenAI brings GPT-5 to developers

    OpenAI just launched GPT-5 on its API platform, designed specifically for heavy coding and autonomous agent tasks. It sets fresh benchmark records including 74.9% on SWE-bench Verified while slashing tool errors, introduces plaintext tool calling, and arrives in three distinct sizes to balance cost and speed.

  5. AI modelsReach 61

    OpenAI launches GPT-5 with built-in reasoning

    OpenAI just released GPT-5, combining fast responses and deep reasoning through a real-time router that cuts hallucinations by up to 80%. It is rolling out to all ChatGPT users, with extended reasoning reserved for Pro subscribers.

  6. AI toolsReach 41

    Bing Image Creator just got GPT-4o for free

    Microsoft just added OpenAI's GPT-4o image generation model to Bing Image Creator at no cost. You can now toggle seamlessly between GPT-4o and DALL-E 3, getting sharper text rendering and more realistic outputs while keeping 15 daily fast creations. It puts premium image generation directly in your browser without a subscription.

  7. ResearchReach 33

    Microsoft unveils CLIO to give scientists control over AI reasoning

    Microsoft just introduced CLIO, a runtime optimization framework that enables base LLMs to self-adapt their reasoning without reinforcement learning post-training. On Humanity's Last Exam biology and medicine questions, it pushed GPT-4.1's accuracy from 8.55% to 22.37%, outperforming OpenAI's o3. Why it matters: scientists get real control knobs to flag uncertainty and correct thought paths mid-stream.

  8. Open sourceReach 55

    Microsoft brings GPU-accelerated gpt-oss-20B to Windows

    Microsoft just rolled out GPU-optimized variants of OpenAI's gpt-oss-20B model for Windows devices, enabling local reasoning on the edge. Windows developers can fire it up in minutes using Foundry Local or the AI Toolkit for VS Code to test prompts and hook it directly into local workflows.

  9. ResearchReach 33

    Microsoft's new AI agent reverse-engineers malware on its own

    Microsoft just introduced Project Ire, an autonomous AI agent prototype designed to reverse-engineer and classify suspicious software without human intervention. By chaining language models with decompilers and sandboxes, it builds detailed evidence trails and has already successfully flagged real-world APT threats. Microsoft plans to integrate it into Defender as a binary analyzer.

  10. IndustryReach 49

    Microsoft identifies the desk jobs facing highest AI risk

    Microsoft just analyzed 200,000 anonymized Copilot conversations to map out the 40 jobs most vulnerable to generative AI. Occupations focused on processing and communicating information—including translators, writers, and customer support—sit at the top of the risk list, while physical trades remain largely untouched. Still, the researchers warn that high AI usage doesn't necessarily mean outright layoffs.

  11. AI toolsReach 61

    Microsoft Edge turns into an AI browser with new Copilot Mode

    Microsoft just started testing an experimental Copilot Mode in Edge. It lets the assistant search across all your open tabs to compare hotels or purchases, adds Copilot directly to the new tab page, and will soon handle bookings. It's optional and free for a limited time, though Microsoft hints it may eventually require a subscription.

  12. AI toolsReach 35

    Microsoft gives Copilot a face that will 'age'

    Microsoft just started previewing Copilot Appearance in Copilot Labs, bringing a virtual avatar that smiles, nods, and reacts with real-time expressions. Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman envisions an assistant with a permanent identity, its own virtual room, and a "digital patina" that ages over time. It's rolling out to select users in the US, UK, and Canada.

  13. AI toolsReach 31

    Microsoft Copilot tests turning 2D pictures into 3D models

    Microsoft is experimenting with a new Copilot 3D feature that generates 3D objects from uploaded images. Testers can now duplicate and manage their assets inside a new My Creations hub. The fidelity is still visibly rough, but it signals Microsoft's push to bring quick 3D prototyping directly into its AI assistant.

  14. AI modelsReach 51

    OpenAI reportedly sets GPT-5 launch for early August

    OpenAI is preparing to roll out GPT-5 as early as next month, packing o3 reasoning capabilities directly into the main model to eliminate the friction of switching tools in ChatGPT. It reportedly plans to launch combined, mini, and nano versions, while also racing to release a new open-weight reasoning model before July wraps up.

  15. IndustryReach 62

    Brave browser blocks Windows Recall screenshots by default

    Brave just disabled Microsoft's Windows Recall across all browser tabs by default, preventing the AI search feature from capturing users' browsing history. Brave uses Microsoft's private input API to block screenshots, and the protection is already live in Nightly builds ahead of a stable rollout.

  16. IndustryReach 41

    China is sinking AI data centers into the ocean

    China is taking data center cooling underwater, with construction kicking off this June on a wind-powered undersea facility six miles off Shanghai’s coast. Backed by Hailanyun, the project uses seawater cooling to slash electricity use by 30%, with offshore turbines providing 97% of its power. Why it matters: As AI clusters guzzle massive amounts of freshwater and energy, undersea deployments are graduating from tech demos into commercial infrastructure.

  17. IndustryReach 72

    OpenAI turns to Google Cloud for extra GPUs

    OpenAI just added archrival Google Cloud to its official roster of AI infrastructure providers to secure desperately needed compute for ChatGPT. Surging model demands have outgrown what Microsoft Azure alone can supply, forcing OpenAI to spread workloads across Oracle, CoreWeave, and now Google. Why it matters: The GPU shortage is so severe that top competitors have no choice but to do business together.

  18. IndustryReach 38

    Anthropic hires its first Chief Commercial Officer

    Anthropic just appointed enterprise veteran Paul Smith as its first Chief Commercial Officer, taking the role later this year. Smith brings 30 years of go-to-market experience from Microsoft, Salesforce, and ServiceNow. With Claude Code recurring revenue surging over 5x in two months, the move signals an aggressive push to monetize enterprise demand.

  19. IndustryReach 36

    Microsoft pledges $4B and AI training for 20M people with Elevate

    Microsoft just launched Microsoft Elevate and the AI Economy Institute, committing over $4 billion in cash, cloud, and AI technology to schools and nonprofits over the next five years. The initiative also aims to train 20 million people worldwide through the new Elevate Academy within two years.