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Microsoft is expanding Copilot in Word with new features aimed at professionals in legal, finance, and compliance workflows. According to the company, the update is designed to make AI-assisted document editing more transparent, reviewable, and easier to manage in regulated environments.
Microsoft’s Bing team - yes, really - has released the embedding model Harrier as open source. Harrier supports more than 100 languages, offers a context window of 32,000 tokens, and was trained on more than two billion training examples as well as synthetic data generated by GPT-5. According to the team, Harrier ranks No. 1 on the multilingual MTEB-v2 benchmark and, according to Microsoft, outperforms proprietary models from OpenAI and Amazon.
“AI can make mistakes, please verify responses” appears under every AI-generated search answer from Google. However, how often these errors actually occur has rarely been systematically studied.
OpenAI has proposed a plan to reshape public policy in the age of “superintelligence.” Artificial intelligence will transform banking, the labor market, and entire sectors of the global economy. JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said this in his annual letter to shareholders.
Anthropic has informed users that they will no longer be able to apply Claude subscription limits to third-party interfaces like OpenClaw. Using this feature will require an additional fee.
Google has introduced Gemma 4, a new family of open AI models designed for advanced reasoning and agent-based workflows.
Alibaba’s cloud division has launched Qwen3.6-Plus, a new model offering a 1 million-token context window by default, enhanced agent capabilities for programming, and more accurate multimodal perception and reasoning.
Cursor released version 3 of its AI-powered editor. The main innovation is a redesigned interface focused on managing AI agents.
Politico reports that the European Commission, Parliament, and Council have banned their press teams from using fully AI-generated content. Experts say the decision represents a missed opportunity.
AI agents inherit the weaknesses of large language models, but their autonomy and access to external tools create a fundamentally new attack surface. A Google DeepMind paper introduces this attack surface.