AI for education works best when technology supports learning rather than replacing thinking.
I like how Justin Spelhaug, President of Microsoft Elevate, lays out our principles for responsible design: https://t.co/hhyF6XCuZY
I'm seeing how AI delivers value when teams focus on outcomes, redesign workflows, and empower people.
We're also sharing our Microsoft Frontier Playbook with lessons from our own transformation journey.
Learn more: https://t.co/KWlSXolks6
#CTOs: Are you simplifying your stack or just modernizing complexity? If an AI agent joined your engineering organization tomorrow, is your architecture, data, observability and governance ready for it? 👉🏼 https://t.co/b2KY20VU0M
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I like seeing multicloud innovation focused on simplicity and performance.
Our Azure Multicloud Interconnect for AWS helps enable private, high-performance connectivity across cloud environments, making it easier for teams to move faster: https://t.co/j0EbtE5Oez
I'm paying close attention to how AI is changing fraud prevention.
Our Microsoft Security team is highlighting tactics behind AI-assisted executive impersonation and steps organizations can take to reduce risk: https://t.co/G6xLxB6Buc
AI is moving from answering questions to taking action.
That changes the risk equation.
This latest post explores managing AI agents at scale through identity, runtime observability, governance, and risk quantification.
https://t.co/Ubx4s74OPm
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Running a growing business means worrying about cyber threats that are getting smarter with AI. We see identity, email, and endpoint risks growing fast. We outline practical steps to strengthen defenses with AI-powered security. Read more: https://t.co/hpMDByZV1L
Staying connected at work shouldn’t come at the cost of security. We’re retiring Direct Exchange ActiveSync certificate-based authentication to support more secure, modern approaches. What does this mean and how do we prepare? Learn more: https://t.co/A1tI2PsQty
Phishing is evolving fast—and stolen credentials aren’t the end goal anymore. Our latest Microsoft Security research breaks down a multi‑stage attack that led to adversary‑in‑the‑middle token compromise and what it means for protecting organizations:
https://t.co/rCl5Q8l0Y8
At Microsoft, we're exploring how adaptive protections can help defenders respond at machine speed.
What stood out to me is the idea of using the network as a programmable control plane to help reduce exploitability before patches are fully deployed: https://t.co/sA0QvBoKDt
Find out how we’re partnering with NFL by helping analysts sift through and visualize live game data and then share their insights directly with the coaches on the sideline, all before the next play: https://t.co/TyIWdductG
VentureBeat reports that our MAI-Transcribe-2 model advances the discussion around high performance speech-to-text systems and practical deployment economics: https://t.co/PnRq4rCbHR
New devices can become productive tools from day one when the right experience is built in.
Our Windows team is introducing Project Zenith, a ready-to-code setup designed around how developers actually work today, with AI-era workflows in mind: https://t.co/5RSFOHWSY7
Nextgov highlights how our Microsoft Discovery and Detection for Security (MDASH) technology is being brought to government cloud environments, a notable step in scaling AI-assisted vulnerability research: https://t.co/XUSxqy83Pc
Brian Eayrs uses Copilot in Excel to turn real-time data into useful insight while the decision still matters. The coaches make the call. See you in the work. https://t.co/4LAt3YkRcX
💻Plan follow-ups accurately: cadence intervals are cumulative from each email's actual send date, send windows may delay delivery, and campaigns expire by default seven days after the last scheduled email. https://t.co/UXBCrRmTKr #Agent365#SalesDevelopmentAgent#msftadvocate
AI is changing more than how organizations generate ideas.
Our Discovery Engine connects computational models, scientific evidence, and laboratory feedback so R&D teams can learn continuously and adapt their approach as new results emerge: https://t.co/bNdwcYHjfi
I like the focus on improving security posture before adding more tools.
Our Microsoft Education team highlights Zero Trust assessments, existing protections, and AI-assisted security capabilities: https://t.co/rG3XyreqTu
#CISO question: Can we prove what our AI agents did, why they were allowed to do it, and whether the outcome stayed within business intent? #AgenticAI#security is now about Decision Governance and Intent assurance. https://t.co/8DSpn0H788 #DataGovernance#MSFTAdvocate