Heather Weitnauer

PR & Comms Pro @WEcomms. @Microsoft is a client.

[Satya Nadella @satyanadella]

In this next phase of our partnership with @OpenAI, we will deliver the best AI infrastructure, models, and toolchain for customers to safely and responsibly build and run their applications on Azure. https://t.co/hX48N3vPv8

[Sam Altman @sama]

🤜🤛

[Satya Nadella @satyanadella]

ChatGPT is coming soon to the Azure OpenAI Service, which is now generally available, as we help customers apply the world’s most advanced AI models to their own business imperatives. https://t.co/kQwydRWWnZ

[Microsoft News and Stories @MSFTnews]

As this school year starts, our @Microsoft @TEALS Program will now operate in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, and 18 additional US cities, reaching a total of 17,000 students, 562 teachers and 1,650 volunteers across all the participating schools. #CSeducation https://t.co/ned6VhdGLL

[follow @bencollins on bluesky @oneunderscore__]

Anybody else have a low, roiling, insatiable anxiety all day that feels a little different than you’ve ever felt before, like you’re perpetually six hours away from skydiving for the first time?

[Heather Weitnauer @hlweitnauer]

@hopper, I've been trying to contact you through Customer Support for 4 days to use the CFAR I purchased. Can you please help me? This is one of the worst customer services experiences to date.

[Brad Smith @BradSmi]

Farmers can’t adopt new technologies in places that lack #broadband. With our Airband initiative, we're bringing 21st century technology to rural communities, enabling programs like FarmBeats help boost food production and drive economic growth. https://t.co/ueOeLw0BGA

[Judson Althoff @judsonalthoff]

From Russian Olympic cyberattacks to billion-dollar N Korean malware, @techreview takes a look at how we’re monitoring state-sponsored hackers everywhere
https://t.co/mHIyu0g8CN

[Brad Smith @BradSmi]

This is a great piece by @WIRED on the cybersecurity threats to watch out for. While Microsoft works hard every day to keep our customers safe, there are simple things that all of us can do today to protect ourselves online. https://t.co/23jeI4c5vS

[Andrew Nusca @editorialiste]

🦅 https://t.co/P6YpUyIoHQ

[Andrew Nusca @editorialiste]

“Deal­ers now make more money on the loans their cus­tomers take than on the cars they sell.” https://t.co/A83dv9lVfE

[Heather Weitnauer @hlweitnauer]

“We are the first generation that will decide how machines will make these decisions, what kind of ethical principles will guide their decision making,” he said. “No pressure, but we better get it right.” @BradSmi #GWSummit https://t.co/T2zKgC9IkC

[The New York Times @nytimes]

Breaking News: Hackers backed by Iran targeted the email accounts of at least one presidential campaign, journalists and U.S. officials, Microsoft said https://t.co/IQs2OdmMKR

[Heather Weitnauer @hlweitnauer]

The Hill found that 1/3 of all House members represent districts where a mass shooting occurred this year, underscoring the geographic expanse of the killings and public awareness of the problem. https://t.co/TPzUuiX2r0

[Heather Weitnauer @hlweitnauer]

https://t.co/Gne5lSLzZW

[lucasjoppa @lucasjoppa]

Keeping your own house in order with internal sustainability goals is important, but insufficient. That’s why @Microsoft announced today new goals to cut carbon in our supply chain and devices as we work towards enauring a less than 1.5 degree C future. https://t.co/vORCC7AC60

[Heather Weitnauer @hlweitnauer]

https://t.co/Gv79E4CSK0

[NYT National News @NYTNational]

Correctional facilities across the country have installed video visitation technology. But at hundreds of jails, what was imagined as a supplement to in-person visits has become the only option. https://t.co/r5kg4VYgvz

[Microsoft @Microsoft]

“‘When your technology changes the world, you bear a responsibility to help address the world that you have helped create,’” says Microsoft president @BradSmi in the upcoming #ToolsAndWeapons book.

Read more in the @NYTimes: https://t.co/xGBwoDfztM

[Robin Kwong @RobinKwong]

May I present...

This massive, data-driven @FinancialTimes magazine feature with reporting spanning five continents.

We looked at personal exposure to & the human cost of air pollution, which kills more people than car accidents, diabetes or dementia.

https://t.co/aGuYrunUtz