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Artists concerned about others passing off AI-generated art as their own will now be able to breathe a bit easier: Microsoft has agreed to sign all AI art that its apps generate with a cryptographic watermark indicating it was made with an algorithm.

The Coalition for Content Provenance and Authority (C2PA) began work in 2021 to develop an open standard for

Windows Copilot will usher an AI assistant into Windows 11, eight years after Microsoft launched its Cortana assistant alongside Windows 10—then killed it.

Windows Copilot will debut in June, Microsoft will announce this week at its Build developer conference, as a preview for Windows 11. That will most likely set up Windows Copilot for a potential fe

If you have a work PC, chances are you’ll soon see the latest twist on Microsoft’s browser: Microsoft Edge for Business, complete with (of course) AI.

At its Microsoft Build developer conference this week, Microsoft will announce several tweaks to Edge, including its first dedicated business browser. Microsoft calls the new Edge the “stand

Whether you’re into puzzle adventures or first-person-shooters, gaming sessions can often be long and intense. That’s why you should strongly consider picking up a comfortable gaming mouse with outstanding battery life. If you’re in the market for such a peripheral, you’re in luck. Amazon’s currently selling the

AMD continues its march into Chromebooks today with its first Ryzen 7000 processors for the inexpensive laptops powered by Chrome OS.

AMD announced the Ryzen 7000 Mobile series this past January, bouncing across four separate architecture

Modern laptops come with a dizzying array of ports—or maybe only one, in the case of some extremely svelte ultraportables. But how can you know what they all do, or what you might want in a new system? Below we explain every single laptop port, past and present, along with pho

Everyone wants to run the latest tech. It’s the best way to ensure you’re working as efficiently as possible and keeping your work as secure as possible. It’s not always cost-effective to upgrade, however. Fortunately, you can make the switch to

HP’s problematic firmware has become downright deadly for some of its printers. An update released in early May has been bricking select HP OfficeJet printers—and the fix still isn’t available yet, leaving owners to stare at a blue error-code screen.

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Oh, Twitter. What a trash fire. There’s now a Twitter bug that’s resorting deleted tweets and retweets.

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