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Microsoft Integrates AI-Driven Deep Research Tools Into Copilot

Microsoft is rolling out a “deep research” AI tool within Microsoft 365 Copilot, its AI-powered chatbot app. Recently, several deep research agents have emerged across AI chatbots, including OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Google’s Gemini, and xAI’s Grok. These tools rely on reasoning AI models, which can analyze problems and verify facts—key abilities for conducting in-depth research. Microsoft […]

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Google Introduces a New Generation of AI Reasoning Models

On Tuesday, Google introduced Gemini 2.5, a new family of AI reasoning models designed to pause and “think” before responding to questions. The first in this series, Gemini 2.5 Pro Experimental, is a multimodal AI model that Google describes as its most advanced yet. Starting Tuesday, it will be available in Google AI Studio and

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Meta Was Seen Experimenting with AI-Generated Comments on Instagram

In recent years, Meta has integrated numerous AI-driven features into its apps, including experiments with AI-generated characters that had unique profiles and personalities. However, these were ultimately abandoned after being deemed unsettling and unnecessary. Now, in a move that may also face user resistance, Meta is exploring AI-assisted interactions by helping users write comments on

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Microsoft is Investigating a Method to Recognize and Credit Contributors to AI Training Data

Microsoft is launching a research initiative to assess how specific training data influences the text, images, and other media generated by AI models. A recently resurfaced job listing from December reveals the company is seeking a research intern for the project, which aims to demonstrate that AI models can be trained to estimate the impact

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Misinformation on TikTok is Distorting Young People’s Perception of ADHD

Around 1.8 billion people use TikTok monthly, spending an average of 95 minutes per day on the platform for entertainment, engagement, and even education. While these figures are impressive, a new study highlights that TikTok may not be the most trustworthy source for health-related information, especially regarding ADHD. Study Reveals Misinformation in Popular TikTok ADHD

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X Users Relying on Grok as a Fact-Checker Raise Concerns About Misinformation

Some users on Elon Musk’s X are turning to his AI bot, Grok, for fact-checking, raising concerns among human fact-checkers that this could contribute to misinformation. Earlier this month, X introduced a feature allowing users to tag xAI’s Grok and ask it questions on various topics, similar to how Perplexity operates its automated account on

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Researchers Claim AI Startups are Exploiting Peer Review for Self-Promotion

A controversy has emerged over “AI-generated” studies submitted to this year’s ICLR, a well-established AI research conference. Three AI labs—Sakana, Intology, and Autoscience—claim their AI-generated studies were accepted into ICLR workshops, where submissions are typically reviewed by workshop organizers before publication. Sakana informed ICLR leadership before submitting its AI-generated papers and obtained consent from peer

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WhatsApp Will Limit Broadcast Messages for Users and Businesses

WhatsApp announced plans to restrict the number of broadcast messages users and businesses can send to reduce spam on the platform. In the next few weeks, WhatsApp will begin testing restrictions on individual broadcast messages. These tests will introduce a monthly cap on the number of broadcasts users can send. While the limits may vary

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