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Microsoft Bing is under the EU scrutiny again for its generative AI risks on electoral processes, months after being exempted from DMA regulation for not being 'dominant enough'
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May 18, 2024

Microsoft Bing is under the EU scrutiny again for its generative AI risks on electoral processes, months after being exempted from DMA regulation for not being ‘dominant enough’

The European Union has requested access to internal documents and data from Microsoft Bing to investigate the potential misuse of advanced AI tools that could distort information and mislead voters in important elections. Microsoft has a deadline of May 27 to provide the requested information or face substantial fines. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has expressed confidence in using technology to protect elections from AI-generated deepfakes and misinformation. There are concerns about AI's impact on electoral processes, with reports of misleading information being provided by Microsoft Copilot. The broader concerns around AI highlight the balance between technological innovation and the preservation of democratic integrity.
In a single month, Xbox took over the PlayStation Store, Microsoft revealed the price of Windows 10 support, and Elon Musk said AI may end humanity
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May 4, 2024

In a single month, Xbox took over the PlayStation Store, Microsoft revealed the price of Windows 10 support, and Elon Musk said AI may end humanity

- Windows 10 will end support in October 2025, and businesses can pay for extended security updates - A bug affecting PCs with 11th Gen Core processors has been fixed, allowing them to upgrade to Windows 11 - Windows 11 will introduce advertisements in the Recommended section of the Start menu in May 2024 - The Surface Pro 10 and Surface Laptop 6 are expected to be unveiled at the May 20 Surface event - Apple's ReALM model for AI may outshine OpenAI's GPT-4 - Microsoft's Xbox titles briefly topped the charts in the PlayStation Store - The Fallout TV show adaptation has sparked renewed interest in the gaming franchise - Microsoft is exploring the possibility of creating a handheld gaming device to rival others in the market
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