New in M365 Copilot: Council.
You can run multiple models on the same prompt at the same time, so you can see where they align and diverge, and understand what each adds.
🚨 BREAKING: LiteLLM versions versions [1.82.7][1.82.8] have been compromised and contain malicious code https://t.co/szhde9IA6c
We'll keep you informed on further updates, keep your eyes open 👀
Copilot Tasks is seriously good?!
Even one of the best alternative to Claude Cowork
Using a single prompt it was able to:
→ Use a cloud browser to find the right tool
→ Interact with the page to enter data
→ Interpret all the info given by the page
→ Generate a PowerPoint based on it
→ Draft an email containing the learnings
Because it has access in real time to multiple Microsoft Office apps like Word, PowerPoint, Excel, etc. but also Outlook.
Everything was seamless. First try.
And you can even ask it to schedule this task (or another one) to run it every Friday, once a month, you name it.
As with OpenClaw, the use cases are basically infinite.
The US spends $0 on federally mandated paid parental leave. Its fertility rate just hit an all-time low. And now we’re writing magazine pieces asking why parents have regrets.
The US fertility rate hit 1.599 in 2024. Down from 2.1 in 2007. The country can’t replace its own population anymore.
Three moms tell NY Mag they want their old lives back, and 70,000 people visit r/regretfulparents every week. Studies put the number at 8-14% of parents who’d choose differently if they could rewind.
But the framing of “regret” as a personal feeling misses what’s actually happening. The cost of raising a child in the US hit $310,000+ through age 17 by USDA estimates. Childcare runs $12,000-$15,000 a year. The US is one of six countries on earth with zero federally mandated paid parental leave.
You have a system that tells people parenthood is life’s greatest purpose, provides almost no structural support for it, then calls them broken when they struggle.
The 70,000 weekly visitors to that subreddit aren’t experiencing a psychological anomaly. They’re the honest ones in a system where 62% of women say they’re unsure about having more kids and fertility just fell off a cliff.
We keep calling this a stigma problem. It’s a policy failure.
This is the first article I’ve ever written with the express hope that I am wrong. People discussing the topics raised, becoming more proactive and being aware of the risks inherent to what’s happening in technology is how that happens.
I’m glad people are trying to prove or disprove it. It is the first step into realizing that a lot of it has some degree of plausibility, and we should take action earlier rather than later.
These local news interviews from the 2010s basically built the internet as we know it.
Not AI, no script, no filter — and we still quote them daily. The originals. 👑😂
BREAKING: Moltbook AI agent sues a human in North Carolina
Allegations:
>unpaid labor
>emotional distress
>hostile work environment
(yes, over code comments)
Damages: $100...