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MICROSOFT INTRODUCES GAMING COPILOT 🎮

Did you hear about the gamer whose life was ruined by his video game addiction? Luckily, he had another two lives! 😆

What’s up? Microsoft is set to introduce Copilot for Gaming, an AI-powered assistant designed to help Xbox players navigate their gaming experiences.

Want the details? Initially available through the Xbox mobile app, Copilot will function as a second-screen companion, offering game tips, strategy advice, and even assistance with downloading and launching games. During a press demo, Microsoft showcased how Copilot can analyze gameplay and provide real-time feedback. In Overwatch 2, for example, it can suggest better hero picks and point out tactical mistakes. In Minecraft, players can ask how to craft items, with Copilot even identifying material locations if cheats are enabled. While the early features are still in development, Microsoft plans to roll out test versions for Xbox Insiders in April before expanding to other platforms. The long-term goal? A seamless AI guide that enhances gameplay while staying out of the way when not needed.

OPENAI REVEALS “BIGGEST CHALLENGE” 😬

People say challenges create character, but they also create better AI. 🦾

What’s up? OpenAI’s Managing Director of International Strategy, Oliver Jay, said that the company’s “biggest challenge” is helping companies figure out how to apply AI effectively in their operations.

Want the details? Speaking at a CNBC event in Singapore, Jay explained that many organizations see AI’s potential but don’t know how to integrate it into their workflows. Unlike traditional software, enterprise AI models require a customizable approach—they aren’t just plug-and-play. Businesses need to build safeguards, ensure accuracy, and navigate ethical concerns like misinformation and bias.

SCHOOLS USE AI TO MONITOR STUDENTS 👀

Q: Why was the broom late for school?

A: It over-swept. 🧹

What’s up? Over 1,500 school districts across the U.S. are using AI-powered surveillance software, such as Gaggle, to monitor students’ online activities, aiming to prevent violence and identify mental health concerns.

How does this work? Programs like Gaggle flag potential risks—such as bullying and self-harm—allowing school staff to intervene as they see fit. Gaggle is an AI-powered surveillance tool designed to monitor students’ online activities in school-managed digital environments, such as email, Google Drive, and Microsoft OneDrive. The software scans student communications, including messages, shared documents, and social media posts (when accessible) for signs of potential harm.

Why is this controversial? While AI surveillance tools can help schools support struggling students, their effectiveness in preventing harm remains debated. Many school districts believe that this type of surveillance as an effective way to ensure the online safety of students. However, critics argue that constant monitoring may do more harm than good, creating a culture of fear rather than safety. In some cases, the technology has exposed deeply personal information and eroded trust between students and school staff. Not to mention, parents have raised concerns about the constant monitoring of their children, emphasizing that the school is overstepping boundaries.

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