The US Department of Defense has reached agreements with seven leading AI companies to deploy their systems on classified military networks, with Anthropic excluded after talks broke down.
GitHub reports that VS Code has a bug where the editor automatically adds ‘Co-Authored-by: Copilot’ to git commits even when users haven’t used Copilot, sparking significant debate in the developer community.
The US Department of Defense announced it will transform the military into an ‘AI-first’ fighting force, signing eight new contracts with major tech companies to expand AI capabilities.
OpenAI reaches new agreement with Microsoft that eliminates exclusivity rights, allowing OpenAI to serve products on AWS and other clouds, resolving legal risk from its $50B Amazon deal.
Microsoft, Amazon, Google and Meta all report Q1 earnings. Copilot reaches 20M paid seats, AWS revenue grows 28% to $37.6B, but massive AI spending raises investor concerns.
Microsoft has open-sourced VibeVoice on GitHub, a frontier-grade voice AI model supporting high-quality text-to-speech, real-time conversation, and voice cloning.
Microsoft-owned GitHub announced that its AI coding assistant Copilot will switch to a usage-based billing model starting June 1, introducing GitHub AI Credits across all tiers.
Microsoft and OpenAI modify their partnership agreement to end exclusivity, allowing OpenAI to sell AI services to Amazon AWS and Google Cloud, while Microsoft retains revenue share through 2030.
Microsoft Outlook experienced a global service disruption affecting millions of users who were unable to log in and access emails. Microsoft has confirmed the issue is now resolved.
OpenAI and Microsoft announce an amended partnership agreement that eliminates Microsoft’s revenue share payments to OpenAI while allowing OpenAI to deploy products across any cloud provider, marking a new chapter in their relationship.