February 2025
OpenAI Launches ‘Deep Research’ ChatGPT—But Can It Really Replace Google?
OpenAI has unveiled a new ChatGPT feature called “Deep Research,” designed to assist users with complex, in-depth research across various fields, including finance, science, policy, and engineering. Unlike standard chatbot interactions, deep research aims to deliver precise, well-cited results by analyzing multiple sources over an extended search period.
Microsoft Removes Information about Windows 11 Bypass for Unsupported PCs
Microsoft has quietly removed its official workaround that allowed users to bypass CPU and TPM requirements for installing Windows 11 on
EU’s New AI Law Bans ‘High-Risk’ Systems: here’s what that means
The European Union has officially begun enforcing its AI Act, marking the first compliance deadline on February 2. This regulation allows EU authorities to ban AI systems deemed an "unacceptable risk" to individuals or society.
Apple Set to Launch ‘Confetti’—A New iCloud Invites Service This Week
Apple is preparing to launch a new iCloud-based events and invites service called "Confetti," which could go live as soon as this week, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. The service is designed to offer a fresh way to organize parties, meetings, and functions, distinct from the existing Calendar app.
Hackers Are Using Google’s Gemini AI: How They’re Exploiting It?
Google has confirmed that state-sponsored hackers are experimenting with its AI-powered Gemini assistant to enhance their cyber operations. While these groups are not using Gemini to execute AI-driven attacks, they are leveraging the tool for reconnaissance, scripting, and productivity improvements, according to Google's Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG).
Windows 11: new AI-powered search for photos on OneDrive launches
Microsoft implemented a backup feature in Windows 11 in the past that is designed to get more user files synced to its OneDrive service.
Speed Up Your Videos: YouTube Tests Playback Adjustment Up to 4x for Premium Subscribers
YouTube has announced new features exclusively for its Premium subscribers, enhancing the already rich experience that includes ad-free viewing and access to YouTube Music.
Microsoft Is Killing Its ‘Free’ VPN—And Raising Prices Too
Microsoft has announced that it will be shutting down the VPN feature in Microsoft Defender for Microsoft 365 Personal and Family subscribers later this month.