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Microsoft commits $2.2 billion to boost Malaysia's AI and cloud infrastructure, partnering with the government to enhance cybersecurity and foster local AI development.

As the AI Race intensifies, Microsoft unveils a suite of new AI capabilities designed for deployment on both PCs and cloud platforms.

Microsoft and OpenAI have announced a groundbreaking collaboration to develop the Stargate supercomputer, a cutting-edge AI system with an estimated cost of $100 billion. Scheduled for launch in 2028, Stargate represents a significant leap forward in AI infrastructure. Despite the project's ambitious goals, its staggering cost raises questions about its practicality and long-term impact on the tech industry.

Elon Musk has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, accusing the company of abandoning its open-source mission in favor of profit-driven collaboration with Microsoft. The lawsuit seeks to compel OpenAI to return to its original open-source model and ensure transparency in the development of artificial general intelligence (AGI).

Microsoft found hackers from Russia, China, and Iran using AI tools from OpenAI for spying. Microsoft then banned these groups from accessing its AI products, stressing the need for better cybersecurity.

The Microsoft-OpenAI partnership, facing scrutiny from the Irish Council and international regulators, may set precedents for AI industry governance, market dynamics, and future tech alliances.

Microsoft's robust performance, driven by AI prospects and Copilot's potential, positions the tech giant for continued success. Analyst Dan Ives' bullish projection of a $450 stock target underscores optimism for Microsoft's future growth. However, as the company navigates evolving technology landscapes, strategic decisions in 2024 will be crucial.

The New York Times sues OpenAI and Microsoft over alleged copyright violations, highlighting a growing legal battle in AI and journalism.

Minecraft collaborates with Worldcoin, integrating World ID for user verification while adhering to strict blockchain policies.

Windows 11 is exploring the possibility of user-controlled AI component uninstallation. This reflects Microsoft's commitment to accommodating diverse user needs and preferences. The extent to which users can control AI integration, especially concerning features like Copilot, remains an unfolding narrative in the evolution of Windows 11.