UK Government Launches Deepfake Detection Framework with Microsoft

The UK government is collaborating with Microsoft and other tech firms to create a framework aimed at evaluating deepfake detection technologies amid a surge in AI-generated content.

The UK government is collaborating with Microsoft and other tech firms to create a framework aimed at evaluating deepfake detection technologies amid a surge in AI-generated content.

As of February 3, 2026, Microsoft has officially deprecated TLS 1.0 and 1.1 for Azure Storage, mandating the use of TLS 1.2 or newer for secure communications.

Steven Sinofsky, former head of Windows at Microsoft, predicted the failure of the Surface RT and sought advice from Jeffrey Epstein on his exit strategy, as revealed in DOJ documents.

The New York City administration has discontinued a Microsoft-powered chatbot designed to assist business owners after it provided misleading information, highlighting issues of fiscal responsibility in tech spending.

Microsoft's strong Q2 profits are overshadowed by worries over its reliance on AI partnerships, particularly with OpenAI.

A significant outage affected the Microsoft Azure OpenAI Service in Sweden, leaving users unable to access the platform for most of the day. The incident highlights challenges in cloud service reliability.

Microsoft has issued a warning regarding a sophisticated adversary-in-the-middle (AitM) phishing and business email compromise (BEC) campaign that is affecting organizations within the energy industry.

At the World Economic Forum, top executives from the AI sector debated the implications of AI on employment and the economy, with contrasting views on job creation and potential risks.

Microsoft has unveiled Differential Transformer V2 (DIFF V2), a significant enhancement in attention mechanisms designed for large language models. This new architecture promises faster decoding and improved training stability without the need for custom kernels.

In a high-stakes lawsuit, Elon Musk claims OpenAI has strayed from its nonprofit roots, seeking damages that could reach $134 billion from both OpenAI and Microsoft.