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Microsoft has launched a comprehensive fall update for its Copilot AI assistant, introducing over a dozen new features aimed at competing with ChatGPT and Gemini. The update includes long-term memory, group collaboration tools, and a questioning mode that challenges user assumptions. These enhancements represent Microsoft’s latest move in the intensifying AI digital assistant market.
Microsoft has launched a significant fall update for its Copilot AI assistant, according to reports from the company’s recent Copilot Sessions online event. Sources indicate this represents Microsoft’s latest effort to compete more effectively against leading AI assistants ChatGPT and Gemini in what analysts suggest is an increasingly competitive digital assistant market.
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Dataminr is acquiring cybersecurity firm ThreatConnect in a $290 million deal that merges AI-driven real-time detection with internal threat management. The combined platform aims to deliver client-tailored intelligence for faster, more precise cyber defense responses.
AI-powered threat intelligence company Dataminr has announced plans to acquire cybersecurity firm ThreatConnect in a deal valued at $290 million, according to company reports. This acquisition represents one of the year’s most significant mergers in the cybersecurity intelligence space, sources indicate.
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NVIDIA has rolled out significant updates to its ACE platform and RTX technology in Unreal Engine, enabling more dynamic AI-driven NPCs and advanced graphics. The integration of the open-source Qwen3-8B model and new RTX features aims to elevate in-game realism and performance. Developers can now access these tools to create richer, more immersive gaming experiences.
NVIDIA has announced updates to its ACE platform, now supporting the open-source small language model Qwen3-8B, according to reports. This integration allows developers to deploy AI-powered non-player characters (NPCs) in real-time on-device within PC games, sources indicate. The Qwen3-8B model is accessible through the In-game Inferencing (IGI) SDK plugin, which reportedly streamlines the development pipeline and optimizes AI inference alongside graphics processing for improved game performance.
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