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Generative AI biggest weapon and tool for cybersecurity: Microsoft's Brad Smith

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

Generative AI biggest weapon and tool for cybersecurity: Microsoft's Brad Smith

Microsoft USA Vice Chairman Brad Smith highlighted the significance of generative AI in both cyber threats and cybersecurity management at the B20 India Summit 2023. He noted that organizations and governments would increasingly use generative AI to develop cyber threats, emphasizing the role of generative AI in augmenting cybersecurity efforts due to the shortage of cybersecurity professionals. Smith also mentioned that Microsoft intercepts 4,000 identity attacks every second and advocated for collaboration among governments to establish common standards for cybersecurity.

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Microsoft, OpenAI to urge senators to speed power supply permitting, boost government data access

Economic Times

Economic Times · 2m ago

Microsoft, OpenAI to urge senators to speed power supply permitting, boost government data access

Microsoft, OpenAI, and other AI leaders are set to urge US legislators to facilitate federal permitting for AI energy needs and expand access to government data for AI training. Microsoft's Brad Smith highlights outdated infrastructure unable to meet rising electricity demands due to AI and increased electrification. OpenAI's Sam Altman emphasizes the need for more resources as AI systems gain popularity. They advocate infrastructure improvements and enhanced data accessibility to advance AI development effectively.

Microsoft president says company respects European laws amid US criticism

Economic Times

Economic Times · 2m ago

Microsoft president says company respects European laws amid US criticism

Microsoft respects European laws, including the Digital Markets Act, differing from the White House's stance against EU sanctions. President Brad Smith emphasized compliance with European regulations and announced Microsoft's expansion plans for European data centers, increasing capacity by 40% in two years. To address concerns over US tech dominance, Smith assured that European data operations would remain under EU laws. The company remains committed to following local laws worldwide while expanding its digital infrastructure in Europe.

Microsoft announces principles to foster innovation, competition in AI

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

Microsoft announces principles to foster innovation, competition in AI

Microsoft President Brad Smith announced a set of principles aimed at fostering innovation and competition in artificial intelligence (AI). This move by the technology giant comes as it faces concerns from rivals and regulators about its dominant market position. Microsoft's collaboration with OpenAI has solidified its position in AI, particularly in chatbot technology. The principles include providing access and support for AI developers, making AI models and tools available globally, and ensuring data privacy and transferability for users. By committing to these principles, Microsoft aims to empower organizations and individuals to develop and use AI for the public good.

Microsoft to invest $1.5 bln in Emirati AI firm G42, New York Times reports

Reuters · 1y ago

Microsoft to invest $1.5 bln in Emirati AI firm G42, New York Times reports

Microsoft plans to invest $1.5 billion in G42, an AI firm in the UAE, according to the New York Times. The partnership will involve G42 using Microsoft's cloud services and adhering to a security arrangement negotiated with the US government. This move comes as G42 divests from Chinese investments and removes Chinese hardware from its operations. The agreement also includes protections for AI products and Microsoft President, Brad Smith, will take a seat on G42's board. Neither Microsoft nor G42 have commented on the investment.

Microsoft to invest $1.5 billion in Emirati AI firm G42

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

Microsoft to invest $1.5 billion in Emirati AI firm G42

Microsoft is reportedly investing $1.5 billion in G42, an artificial intelligence company based in the United Arab Emirates. This move comes as G42 divested its investments in China and is removing Chinese hardware from its operations due to US concerns. The partnership will allow G42 to use Microsoft's cloud services and sell AI services that utilize powerful AI chips. The agreement also includes measures to protect shared AI products and remove Chinese equipment from G42's operations. Microsoft President Brad Smith will join G42's board as part of the deal.

Shanghai wants Microsoft to promote AI tech in city

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

Shanghai wants Microsoft to promote AI tech in city

Shanghai authorities expressed their desire to Microsoft President Brad Smith to promote artificial intelligence technology in the city to boost businesses. They also expressed openness to collaborating with Microsoft on studying governance frameworks and standards related to technology. The discussions took place during a meeting between Shanghai's Communist Party Secretary, Chen Jining, and Brad Smith.

Microsoft says to invest 3.2 billion euros in AI in Germany

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

Microsoft says to invest 3.2 billion euros in AI in Germany

Microsoft announced plans to invest 3.2 billion euros ($3.44 billion) in Germany over the next two years, focusing on artificial intelligence. The investment will mainly be allocated towards setting up data centers and training individuals in AI. Microsoft's chairman, Brad Smith, expressed confidence in Germany and its economy. German Chancellor, Olaf Scholz, welcomed the investment as a sign of confidence in the country. The exact locations of the investments were not disclosed, but Microsoft is primarily considering the western Rhineland region and the Frankfurt banking hub.

Infosys, Microsoft expand partnership to boost adoption of Microsoft Cloud, GenAI

Economic Times

Economic Times · 9m ago

Infosys, Microsoft expand partnership to boost adoption of Microsoft Cloud, GenAI

- Infosys expands partnership with Microsoft to drive global customer adoption of generative AI and Azure - Infosys to act as a strategic supplier for cloud and AI workloads for Microsoft's enterprise customers - Infosys to infuse Microsoft's generative AI suite of offerings across its Solution IP portfolio for cost-efficiency, scalability, and agility - Collaboration aims to enhance customer experiences and drive enterprise AI adoption through integrating Microsoft's generative AI offerings with Infosys' existing solutions - Partnership also focuses on sharing best practices for Responsible AI and addressing business problems across key sectors like finance, healthcare, supply chain, and telecommunications - Infosys recognized as a leading user of GitHub Copilot, with over 18,000 developers generating more than 7 million lines of code through the tool.

Microsoft president Brad Smith says Russia is spreading Middle East disinformation

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

Microsoft president Brad Smith says Russia is spreading Middle East disinformation

According to Brad Smith, President of Microsoft, Russia has been spreading disinformation about the situation in the Middle East. He mentioned this during an international peace forum in Paris, where he discussed the role of tech giants in promoting peace. Smith highlighted the efforts of Microsoft and other companies in using AI to detect and combat manipulated content. He specifically mentioned instances of Russian campaigns against the Covid vaccine and disinformation in the Middle East. Smith also discussed the dilemma technology platforms face in dealing with disinformation.

New report sheds light on Apple's upcoming AI features that will rival Microsoft's Copilot

Business Insider

Business Insider · 1y ago

New report sheds light on Apple's upcoming AI features that will rival Microsoft's Copilot

According to sources, Apple is developing a generative AI tool for iOS app developers, which will use artificial intelligence to write code. The tool is expected to be released to third-party software makers later this year. Apple is also working on an AI tool that can generate code to test apps. These AI features aim to expand the capabilities of Xcode and compete with Microsoft's GitHub Copilot. Apple's AI efforts come as the company plans to integrate AI features into upcoming software updates for iPhone and iPad.

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