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March 29, 2025

How to use the Warp AI-enabled terminal for Windows or Linux

Warp is an intelligent terminal application that enhances the terminal experience by utilizing a natural language model to interpret commands. It features a familiar interface similar to Linux or PowerShell, supports multiple tabs, and includes an output window for displaying responses and code snippets. Users can enter commands in natural language or traditional code, and it is free to use with an optional paid plan. Warp allows users to execute OS-level commands, such as listing directory contents and saving the output to a file. It also simplifies complex tasks like renaming images based on creation dates through natural language processing. Additionally, Warp can assist in coding by creating Python scripts, verifying library installations, and generating executable files using PyInstaller. The entire process can be completed quickly, demonstrating Warp's capability to streamline development for users of all skill levels.

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November 20, 2024

Microsoft pitches AI ‘agents’ that can perform tasks on their own at Ignite 2024

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella discussed the company's vision for a new generation of AI tools, referred to as "agents," designed to perform tasks for users in professional and personal settings. This shift comes amid skepticism from investors about the viability of advanced AI technologies. Microsoft plans to deploy a range of AI agents, from basic systems to fully autonomous entities, capable of managing tasks like reviewing customer returns and scrutinizing shipping invoices. The Ignite conference highlighted the limitations of current large language models and the industry's push to enhance AI capabilities for more complex tasks. Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff criticized Microsoft's approach, calling it a sign of desperation and labeling the rebranding of Copilot as "panic mode," while promoting Salesforce's own AI service, "Agentforce."

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November 4, 2024

Microsoft might rebrand its AI, including Copilot to “Windows Intelligence” — Apple’s strategy fell too far from the tree.

Microsoft is considering rebranding its AI-powered features in Windows from Copilot to Windows Intelligence, following a recent file that suggested this change. The speculation comes after Microsoft rebranded its AI service from Bing Chat to Copilot last year and introduced significant updates, including Copilot Vision, which have faced criticism from users and employees. Many users have expressed dissatisfaction with the recent changes, describing them as a decline in user experience and requesting a toggle to revert to the previous version. Mustafa Suleyman, Microsoft AI CEO, hinted at a future where Copilot could evolve into an AI companion, though users have indicated a preference for it to remain a functional tool rather than a personal connection.

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October 22, 2024

Blender and other Windows apps are now available for Snapdragon X Windows PCs

Qualcomm showcased its Snapdragon 8 Elite processor for smartphones and highlighted its Snapdragon X Elite and Plus chips for Windows 11 PCs at its annual developer summit. The company announced that various content creation applications will natively support its chips for Windows 11 devices, known as Copilot+ PCs. Notable applications include Blender, which has a new version available for Snapdragon X-based Windows PCs, and Qualcomm has joined The Blender Foundation. Additionally, Qualcomm introduced a free NPU-based plug-in for Blender that simulates rendering on the NPU using a neural network. Other applications set to offer native versions for Snapdragon X-based Windows PCs include CaptureOne, a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW), Steinberg Cubase and Nuendo, and Moises. Qualcomm has not announced plans for a next-generation Snapdragon X chip.

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October 18, 2024

9 must-know details about Windows 11’s big 2024 update

Windows 11 is set to receive a significant update in 2024, known as version 24H2, which will enhance user experience and tighten security protocols. The AI feature "Recall," designed for AI-based searches, has been shelved due to data protection concerns. The update will not allow installations on older hardware that does not meet new requirements, including Arm processors that must run version 8.1 or later. The AI assistant Copilot will be available as a standalone app without system modification capabilities. The user interface will be refreshed, featuring a simplified date display, an updated quick access menu, and the ability to pin applications to the taskbar via drag-and-drop. A new sidebar will improve smartphone connectivity. Users will be able to create ZIP and TAR archives from the context menu, and the Teams client will support private chats. The update will introduce the "sudo" command for administrative tasks, support the Wi-Fi 7 standard, and enhance printer compatibility with Windows Protected Print Mode.

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October 17, 2024

Salesforce CEO claims Microsoft has done a ‘tremendous disservice’ to the AI industry: “Copilot is just the new Microsoft Clippy. It doesn’t work or deliver value.”

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff criticized Microsoft's Copilot AI service, calling it a "tremendous disservice" to the industry and comparing it to Microsoft Clippy, which he believes lacks real value. Despite Microsoft's strong positioning in the AI sector and predictions of becoming the world's most valuable company, Benioff forecasts a decline in Copilot's user base. OpenAI reportedly incurs daily operational costs of up to million for ChatGPT and may face a potential billion loss over the next year, despite receiving .6 billion from investors, including Microsoft and NVIDIA, raising its market capitalization to billion. Analysts speculate that Microsoft could acquire OpenAI within the next three years.