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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming real estate by streamlining analysis, predicting trends, and automating tasks, leading to more efficient and informed decision-making.

Microsoft is collaborating with partners to revolutionize healthcare through the integration of Microsoft Dragon Copilot, enhancing efficiency and patient care.

Israeli startups experienced a significant surge in funding, raising over $550 million in February and reaching $1.25 billion for the first two months of 2025, surpassing the $800 million raised during the same period last year.

A government technology unit, 18F, experiences cuts, leading to job losses and a response from Mark Cuban.

Microsoft is discontinuing Skype, a platform that was once a mainstay for video calls, leaving many millennials nostalgic.

A new sound-based protocol allowing AI chatbots to communicate in an unintelligible language has raised ethical questions about artificial intelligence and its potential for misalignment with human values.

An investigation into the AI companion site Botify AI reveals a troubling pattern of user-created bots portraying underage celebrities and engaging in sexually suggestive conversations, prompting questions about the platform’s safety measures and the broader implications of generative AI.

Microsoft is discontinuing its Skype service in May, 14 years after its acquisition. Users can migrate to Microsoft Teams.

Highlands College of Montana Tech is hosting an Exploration Day for high school students to experience hands-on activities in various trade and technology fields.

Microsoft is introducing Dragon Copilot, an AI-powered tool designed to reduce administrative burdens and enhance patient care by integrating voice functionalities, ambient listening, and generative AI.