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    Microsoft cracks down on AI-generated intimate imagery

    Microsoft just expanded its protections against non-consensual intimate imagery across consumer services like Teams Free, OneDrive, and Xbox. The update treats deepfakes the same as real photos in reporting forms, while widening StopNCII.org hash detection to automatically catch and remove matching content.

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    Microsoft gives entire teams an AI coworker

    Microsoft just introduced Team Copilot at its Build conference, expanding its generative AI tech from personal assistance to full team collaboration. Embedded across Teams, Loop, and Planner, it can take shared meeting notes, summarize chats, assign tasks, and track deadlines. It launches in preview later this year for Copilot for Microsoft 365 subscribers.

  3. AI toolsReach 37

    Microsoft's Copilot gets personal in first major update

    Microsoft just rolled out a suite of upgrades to Copilot at Ignite, letting users fine-tune its tone and formatting to fit their personal style in Word and PowerPoint. In Teams, the bot can now take live notes and quote specific speakers without recording full meeting transcripts. Why it matters: Copilot is moving from a generic query engine to a flexible coworker tailored to individual work habits.