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How much do you really want AI to remember about you? It’s a question many people have asked as generative AI tools become more common in everyday workflows. Microsoft is now taking a major step toward answering that question with a significant update to Copilot , one that puts users in the driver’s seat. For a while now, Copilot has been great for quick, task-driven interactions—summarizing long documents, drafting emails, brainstorming ideas, or answering simple questions.

When you download a new app for work, how confident are you that it’s truly legitimate? Most people assume that if something appears at the top of a search result or looks polished enough, it must be safe. Unfortunately, that assumption is becoming increasingly risky. A growing wave of cyberattacks is specifically designed to exploit our trust in familiar apps—and it’s catching businesses off guard. Today’s attackers are building extremely convincing fake versions of popular

What if I told you that most of the cyberattacks happening right now aren’t being run by people at all—but by artificial intelligence? It sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie, but it’s the reality facing businesses today. Cybercriminals have embraced automation and machine learning so effectively that malware powered by AI has become the new standard for modern attacks. Recent research shows that 80% of ransomware incidents are now driven by AI , meaning four out of e