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Cisco brings collaborative agents and Claude into Webex chats
Cisco wants employees to work with AI agents alongside colleagues, part of a Webex update that adds a personalized workspace and agents to screen calls. Advanced capabilities will be bundled into a new AI add-on.
How to navigate the Windows Insider Program
Microsoft has changed the channels and options available through its beta testing program more often that we can count. Here’s up-to-date info on how it all works and how to choose the best options for you.
Atlassian’s critical flaw turns eight enterprise products into one big security problem
A newly-disclosed critical flaw in Atlassian’s data center software has a remarkably wide reach, affecting eight core products across the company’s enterprise portfolio.
Tech jobs decline as US hit with rising costs and economic instability
A number of studies reported a decline in tech jobs in September as the US continues to get squeezed by geopolitical and economic instability.
Apple’s AI privacy trick could be the compromise the EU needs
When it comes to consumer protections, Europe is following its own path. That may be visible in its quixotic-seeming decisions that allegedly prevent Apple from introducing Siri AI in the European Union. It’s time to begin to grapple with what those decisions mean.
Windows 11 gains ground as price hike looms for Windows 10 security updates
According to new figures from Statcounter, Windows 11 continues to gain users at the expense of Windows 10. The newer operating system is now estimated to account for 71.5% of all Windows computers globally, while Windows 10 has dropped to 27.8%, reports The Register.
OpenAI to begin watermarking AI-generated text
OpenAI has announced that within a few weeks it will introduce a digital watermark for text generated using the company’s AI tools, ChatGPT and Codex.
A ‘safe-to-fail’ culture can help IT teams achieve great things
Companies continue to invest in AI, automation, developer tools, and other new technologies. But they may not get the results they expect if IT workers don’t have the time, resources, or freedom to learn how to use them.