Old habits die hard: Microsoft tries to limit our options, this time with AI

Microsoft recently announced it’s pulling back Copilot from several of its core Windows apps — Photos, Notepad, the Snipping Tool, and Widgets. Rolling back these forced AI integrations is the right move, but this is just the most recent example of Microsoft going too far without user consent.  Copilot was pushed onto users Over the

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0DIN is open-sourcing AI security and the hard-earned knowledge behind it

We’re launching across the developer and security community this week on Product Hunt and Hacker News. If you’ve been following AI security, we’d love your support and your feedback.  At Mozilla, open source has never been just a licensing choice. It’s a conviction: the internet gets healthier when tools and knowledge circulate freely, when anyone

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Edit your AI-generated scripts when you convert Slides to Vids

Now when you import Slides into Google Vids with Gemini enabled, you can see and edit your AI-generated scripts for each slide before completing the import, generating voiceovers, and applying animations. Previously, these edits could only be made after the import process was finished. This update allows you to: Refine your narrative early: Review and

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Many paths into mentoring: Building inclusive Code Clubs in Glasgow

Across Glasgow’s libraries, Code Clubs are opening doors for young people to explore creativity, problem-solving, and confidence through coding. Behind many of these sessions is Claire Quigley, who supports volunteers and helps Code Clubs thrive in community spaces across the city. Claire’s story challenges the idea that there is only one route into technology or…

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La Commission investit près de 400 millions d’euros pour les chercheurs postdoctoraux

European Commission Communiqué de presse Brussels, 09 Apr 2026 La Commission européenne lance aujourd’hui l’appel 2026 pour les bourses postdoctorales Marie Skłodowska-Curie (MSCA), dotées d’un budget de 399,05 millions d’euros. Ces bourses aident les chercheurs titulaires d’un doctorat à mener leurs activités de recherche à l’étranger et à acquérir de nouvelles compétences dans différentes disciplines

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