Microsoft unveils a sweeping AI overhaul at Build 2025, introducing a Copilot 'super app,' new AI reasoning models, a developer-optimized Windows 11 experience, and rewritten system components with support for next-gen silicon like Nvidia's RTX Spark.
Nvidia debuts its first Windows PCs as the main processor at Computex and Microsoft Build, with Microsoft Surface and Dell among the first manufacturers launching Nvidia-powered devices, marking a major new push for AI-driven personal computing.
OpenAI's Head of Product Design Ian Silber reveals ChatGPT is rapidly evolving into a proactive, agentic system, requiring designers to treat AI models as core creative material while prioritizing human judgment, ethics, and adaptability in an entirely new design paradigm.
NVIDIA unveils the RTX Spark superchip, delivering 1 petaflop of AI performance and up to 128GB of unified memory, powering the world's first AI-native Windows PCs built for personal AI agents, launching this fall from major manufacturers including ASUS, Dell, HP, and Lenovo.
Apple is overhauling Siri in iOS 27 with a new AI chatbot interface and deep Camera app integration, set to be unveiled at the Worldwide Developers Conference on June 8, 2026.
Microsoft is rolling out a faster, redesigned Microsoft 365 Copilot featuring a cleaner interface that loads twice as fast, smarter progressive disclosure tools, and deeper integration across desktop and mobile apps, letting users edit documents and ask questions directly from within paragraphs, spreadsheet cells, and slides.
Microsoft launches a redesigned Copilot app with a 50% faster interface and a new AI intelligence layer called Work IQ, driving massive usage surges across Microsoft 365, including a 43% spike in PowerPoint and 33% jump in Excel.
AI adoption is surging with 88% of organizations jumping in, but only 31% successfully scale it — and Slack is positioning itself as the solution by bridging the critical context gap that forces workers to constantly switch tools and manually feed AI the information it needs to deliver real value.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang pushes back hard on fears that AI is killing jobs, calling the narrative 'lazy' and 'irresponsible,' and predicts the workforce will actually grow in five years as AI-driven productivity fuels company expansion — but warns workers who refuse to learn AI risk being left behind by …
Google unveils AI-powered smart glasses at Google I/O, partnering with Gentle Monster and Warby Parker for a fall release, featuring Gemini AI integration via smartphone and audio-only output, as the tech giant moves to compete in the rapidly expanding smart glasses market.