Microsoft Says Up to 30% of Its Code Now Written by AI | Microsoft Finally Launches Its Controversial Recall Feature

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella made the comments during a conversation with Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg. Meta says it aims to get half its code written by A

Not displaying correctly? View this newsletter online. TODAY'S FEATURED STORY Microsoft Says Up to 30% of Its Code Now Written by AI, Meta Aims For 50% in 2026 Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella made the comments during a conversation with Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg. Meta says it aims to get half its code written by AI by the end of 2026. Read More THE LATEST FROM WINDOWS Microsoft Finally Launches Its Controversial Recall Feature The feature remains exclusive to Copilot+ Windows 11 PCs. Microsoft security executive David Weston tell us why it's now 'the most secure experience in Windows.' Read More I've Been Using Copilot Vision Again, and Now I Have Mixed Feelings Microsoft's conversational AI tool in the Edge browser can see, explain, and give context to websites. It's finally out of preview, but the release version still needs work. Read More No Photoshop? How to Generate AI Images in Microsoft Paint on Windows 11 Microsoft Windows' included image editing app now has generative AI features, but what you get depends on whether you have a Copilot+ PC and a Microsoft 365 subscription. The good news: Everybody gets layers, background removal, and generative erase! Read More How to Stop Windows Apps From Launching at Startup One of the most frustrating aspects of Windows is the ease with which so many applications start up automatically as soon as you start up the operating system. Install an app like Discord, iTunes, or Spotify, and it'll muscle its way into your startup routine, whether you need it to or not. Read More Don't Waste Time: How to Rename Multiple Files at Once in Windows Need to rename a bunch of files in Windows? File Explorer can help. But you'll find more options with the PowerToys PowerRename tool or a third-party utility. Read More SURVEY SPOTLIGHT Rate the Wearables and Fitness Tech Keeping You Healthy Our new survey covers the smartwatches, rings, fitness trackers, and smart scales that monitor your health, as well as the tech you use for exercise: bikes, rowing machines, treadmills, and smart fitness mirrors. Take the Survey OTHER TECH NEWS 'AirBorne' Flaw Exposes AirPlay Devices to Hacking: How to Protect Yourself Read More Have a Smart Home? These Pro Tips Will Help You Lock It Down Read More 100 Days of DOGE: Is Elon Musk's Protective Layer of Sycophants Thinning? Read More Your Android Can Download Fewer Apps Than in 2023, Here's Why That's Good Read More HOT DEALS THIS WEEK Time To Save Some Serious Cash: The Google Pixel Watch 2 Just Got a $100 Price Cut Shop Now on Amazon Deal Time: Strap the Apple Watch 9 to Your Wrist for $159 Less Read More Speed Meets Savings: The TP-Link Deco BE63 Wi-Fi 7 System Is Now $150 Off Read More Unlock Next-Level Speed: This TP-Link Archer Wi-Fi 7 Router Is Now $250 Off Read More You are subscribed to PCMag Windows 11 as: telekomunikasindonesia.budianduk@blogger.com. Unsubscribe |  Privacy Policy |  Terms of Service Unsubscribe link broken? Copy &paste this link to your browser: http://click.enews.pcmag.com/form?2xe0zt--11p5i-l8sm4f35&sl=4ax&t=1&ac=g6xi PCMag 360 Park Ave South, Floor 17 New York, NY 10010