How can we know when the information we're consuming was generated by AI? One possible solution is to mark the content generated by AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, or Microsoft 365 Copilot as such - but how? Our current solutions to this type of problem, like metadata or signing don't really work as AI work product can so easily be mixed in with other materials. How about using a new alphabet for AI tools? Would that work?

Microsoft has announced some big changes in Power Platform licensing, including a dramatic shift in approach to its Power Automate licensing and access to RPA technology.

Too often businesses focus disproportionately on maintaining and securing their current technology and related processes rather than focusing on improvements that can enhance productivity and profitability. In a world of data breaches and ransomware, this makes logical sense, but it can also limit opportunities for improvement.

As a small business owner, you likely have hard-won expertise that forms the bedrock of your success. You’ve refined processes, created intellectual property (IP), and developed a keen understanding of your customers over time. This accumulated know-how is the special sauce that sets you apart.

What is Bing Chat Enterprise? Is it just Microsoft 365 Copilot for free? How is it different than the Bing Chat we've been using for months?

In this video we look at the new Code Interpreter feature in ChatGPT and the new public beta of Claude 2, both of which are AI chat tools you can use to upload your own files, giving you a significantly increased capability to get your own content or data into the AI chat and to get intelligent help with editing, data processing, or a range of other functions.

How much is Microsoft 365 Copilot going to cost? Today we got the answer, and it was an answer that is very different to what I had predicted ahead of time.

As Microsoft continues to slowly release more information about Microsoft 365 Copilot, it can be tough to keep on top of all the latest information. In the last few weeks Microsoft has released information on preparations, licensing, how requests to copilot work, and even how you might use it day-to-day. This video seeks to pull together a lot of the answers to questions that keep coming up to give you the latest information.