Microsoft Launches Recall and Update AI-Powered Windows Search
Microsoft has officially released its long-awaited Recall feature for Copilot Plus PCs. Recall captures automatic screenshots of user activity, enabling enhanced search functionality through natural language queries and visual content recognition. After addressing security concerns, Recall now offers encrypted data storage and filters sensitive content.
Additionally, Microsoft introduced AI enhancements to Windows search, allowing users to query files and settings using everyday language. A new feature, Click to Do, enables actions like text summarization or image editing by pressing the Windows key and left-clicking.
These features are currently available on Copilot Plus PCs, with broader support expected soon.
OpenAI Expands Access to Deep Research Tool
OpenAI has rolled out a lightweight version of its Deep Research agent to all ChatGPT Free users. This tool leverages the capabilities of OpenAI’s o3 model to perform extensive web browsing, data analysis, and synthesis, delivering comprehensive reports within 5 to 30 minutes.
With browsing and Python tools enabled, it achieved an accuracy of 26.6% on the Humanity’s Last Exam benchmark .
Adobe Releases New Firefly Image Generation Models
Adobe has launched the latest iteration of its Firefly family of image generation AI models, including a model for generating vectors, and a redesigned web app that houses all its AI models, plus some from its competitors. A mobile app for Firefly is also in development
Microsoft Envisions a Workforce of AI ‘Agent Bosses’
Microsoft predicts that in the near future, every employee will manage AI agents to enhance productivity. This shift involves three phases: adopting AI assistants, integrating digital AI colleagues, and fully delegating tasks to AI agents under human supervision.
While this promises increased agility and value generation, experts warn of potential job displacement and the erosion of institutional knowledge.
China Pushes for AI Self-Reliance Amid U.S. Rivalry
President Xi Jinping has emphasized the need for China to achieve self-sufficiency in AI development. By leveraging its national system, China aims to drive technological innovation and reduce dependence on foreign technologies, especially in critical areas like high-end chips and infrastructure software.
This move is seen as a strategic response to ongoing U.S.-China tech tensions.
HONOR to Launch Global AI Deepfake Detection Tool
HONOR is set to release its AI Deepfake Detection feature globally in April 2025. This tool helps users identify manipulated audio and video content in real-time, addressing the growing concerns over deepfake technology. With deepfake incidents on the rise, this initiative aims to enhance digital security and user trust.
Dubai AI Week Scheduled for April 2025
Dubai has announced the organization of its inaugural AI Week from April 21 to 25, 2025. The event will gather global AI experts, thought leaders, and decision-makers to explore AI advancements and address real-world challenges. This initiative underscores Dubai’s commitment to becoming a global hub for AI innovation.
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