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 Microsoft’s dedicated Copilot app is introducing a new tab-based interface and features for direct integration with Office apps, coding through natural language, and automated tasks. According to a report by technology news website Engadget, Microsoft is somewhat moving away from its tendency to force AI and Copilot features into the Windows operating system, while continuing to modernize its dedicated Copilot app. Following a minor refresh earlier this year, the Copilot app is now set to receive a new tab-based interface and direct integration with Office applications. Microsoft said that, over time, the Home tab will be able to intelligently route users’ requests across different Copilot modes. For example, a simple question may remain within Chat mode, while a more complex request could activate Copilot mode, where users can ask Copilot to perform specific tasks. Meanwhile, through the “Code” tab, users will be able to create small applications or tools based on requests writte...

  Motorola has officially announced that the company is set to launch its Moto G37 Power smartphone.Tomorrow, May 19, the company will also unveil the Moto G37 alongside this device. Below are the expected features and specifications of the Moto G37 Power, which is likely to be the most powerful smartphone in the series. Let’s take a detailed look at the upcoming Moto G37 Power smartphone. Built on a 6nm fabrication process, this octa-core processor can run at clock speeds ranging from 2.0GHz to 2.5GHz. For enhanced graphics performance, the phone will feature the Arm Mali-G57 M2C GPU. This smartphone will operate on the Android 16-based Hello UI operating system. This phone will receive 1 year of OS updates and 3 years of security updates. In India, the Moto G37 Power will be sold with 4GB RAM. The phone will also feature Expandable RAM technology, which the company calls AI RAM Boost. With this technology, users can enjoy the performance of up to 12GB RAM by combining 4GB physica...

 YouTube has taken a major step to combat fake videos and deepfakes created with AI on its platform. The company is now launching a special AI tool for all content creators aged 18 and above. According to a report by the technology news site Engadget, the tool will allow users to easily detect whether someone has created a video using their face or likeness without permission and, if necessary, quickly request its removal. In a statement posted on its community page, YouTube said that its goal is to “give users peace of mind by making it easier to remove unauthorized content.” Although the tool was technically introduced for content creators, YouTube spokesperson Jack Malon said that anyone will be able to use it. He explained that this expansion makes it clear that it does not matter whether a creator has been uploading videos on YouTube for a decade or has just started — everyone will receive the same level of protection. Nowadays, it is becoming increasingly difficult to disting...

  WhatsApp  has taken a new step to protect user privacy. The company has added a new mode to its platform to secure conversations between users and its AI chatbot. The special feature of this new system is that even  Meta  itself will not be able to read chats between users and the AI. The feature works through a new “Incognito” mode. This means that when the feature is enabled, conversations between the user and the AI will not be monitored, and all previous chats will automatically disappear once the conversation ends. Will Cathcart , head of WhatsApp, said that people want to talk privately with AI about sensitive topics such as health, personal relationships, or finances, and they do not want others to see that information. However, a cybersecurity expert warned that if chat histories cannot be reviewed, accountability could become weaker if any harmful incident occurs in the future. After Meta added “Meta AI” to WhatsApp last year, many users expressed frustrat...

The Oldest Rocks on Mars and the Sixth Selfie Captured by Perseverance Rover ’s Camera   NASA ’s Perseverance Rover has successfully completed its farthest westward journey yet across the Jezero Crater on Mars. To mark this historic moment, the rover captured its sixth selfie on the surface of the Red Planet and also discovered rocks estimated to be around 3.9 billion years old. According to a report by Engadget , NASA’s Perseverance Rover has been conducting research in the Jezero Crater region of Mars for the past five years. Scientists believe that billions of years ago, the crater once contained a lake and a river, making it a key location in the search for signs of ancient life. Scientists believe the area holds strong potential for discovering evidence of ancient microbial life. Recently, the rover crossed the rim of the crater and traveled farther west, marking its most distant westward expedition on Mars so far. To capture the historic moment and showcase the surroundin...