Microsoft has introduced Dragon Copilot, a voice-activated AI assistant designed for healthcare professionals. Integrated into Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare, it aims to reduce administrative burdens by transcribing clinical notes and automating tasks. Set to launch in the US and Canada by May, it promises enhanced efficiency in patient care.
As AI technology rapidly evolves, Kenya faces new risks, including deep fake fraud and data breaches. While AI offers benefits in efficiency, it raises concerns about accuracy and creativity. Urgent regulation is needed to address these challenges, as many countries, including Kenya, work on developing AI strategies.
Trend Micro has launched Trend Cybertron, the industry’s first proactive cybersecurity AI, designed to predict and prevent cyber threats. By leveraging extensive threat intelligence and advanced AI capabilities, it aims to transform how organizations manage cyber risk, enhancing security outcomes and reducing alert fatigue for overwhelmed security teams.
Chegg Inc. has filed a lawsuit against Google, claiming the tech giant unfairly uses its proprietary educational content for AI-generated search overviews without compensation. This legal battle highlights tensions between content creators and tech firms, raising questions about intellectual property rights and fair competition in the age of AI.
At MWC 2025, Huawei’s Dr. Peter Zhou unveiled AI-Ready Data Storage solutions, addressing the growing demands of global carriers. These innovations, including the New-Gen OceanStor storage systems, aim to transform disordered data into valuable assets, enhancing AI capabilities and supporting emerging services like live streaming and XR gaming.
Google has launched a free Gemini 2.0-powered Data Science Agent on its Colab platform, designed to automate data analysis for users aged 18 and older. This AI assistant generates executable Jupyter notebooks from natural language prompts, streamlining workflows for researchers and developers in data science.
Immuta has launched Immuta Copilot, an AI-driven tool designed to revolutionize data governance by automating the creation of data access policies. Utilizing generative AI, it enables users to draft policies in plain language, enhancing efficiency and scalability in managing data access amidst growing demands in the AI era.
As generative AI rapidly integrates into SaaS solutions, security teams face pressing questions about its risks. This blog addresses key AI security concerns, emphasizing the importance of visibility, governance, and risk management to safely deploy AI tools while protecting sensitive data and preventing shadow AI usage.
Alation has launched its Agentic Platform, utilizing AI agents to automate tedious data management tasks. The first agent focuses on data quality, aiming to simplify processes for companies overwhelmed by complex data ecosystems. This innovation seeks to enhance data governance and streamline workflows, making data management more efficient and user-friendly.
The Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence (MBZUAI) has launched a groundbreaking undergraduate program in Artificial Intelligence, blending technical expertise with leadership and entrepreneurship. This innovative curriculum aims to develop future AI leaders equipped with essential skills to drive global advancements in AI across various sectors.
