Category Archives: MS Power User

Microsoft recently announced two new features for Copilot. The first update is for Microsoft Forms, Microsoft’s web-based application that is used for creating surveys and quizzes. Users can now use Copilot to create quizzes directly from existing documents, textbooks, or notes. It makes things so much easier for teachers. This goes by the Feature ID 389149, […]

Google Meet gets a new “Switch here” button that lets you transfer meetings from phone to laptop, just like on Microsoft Teams. The post Google Meet’s “Switch here” lets you transfer meetings from phone to laptop, like on Teams appeared first on MSPoweruser.

Snowflake is now challenging big-time players in the AI war by launching Snowflake Arctic, its latest “best LLM for enterprise AI.” The post Snowflake Arctic takes pride as the “best LLM for enterprise AI.” That’s quite a big claim appeared first on MSPoweruser.

Microsoft’s habit of hiring AI geniuses from companies that it financially backs seems to backfire. UK’s CMA now seeks comments. The post Microsoft’s hiring from backed AI companies finally backfired, raising CMA concerns appeared first on MSPoweruser.

Microsoft has just announced on Wednesday that it’s cutting down the size of Windows 10 monthly updates, starting with version 22H2.  The post Microsoft dramatically shrinks sizes of Windows 10 monthly updates, down like in Windows 11 appeared first on MSPoweruser.

USPTO published a Microsoft patent for tailored social media notifications using a scoring system called rAffinity. What is it? The post Microsoft files patent for a system that may help you get viral easier on social media. Here’s how appeared first on MSPoweruser.

Apple has (quietly) launched OpenELM, its latest open-source small AI model, just as Microsoft launched the Phi-3 family models. The post How does Apple’s OpenELM open-source model compare to Microsoft’s Phi-3, parameters-wise? appeared first on MSPoweruser.