Microsoft Research has identified 40 jobs potentially impacted by AI, particularly those involving language and content ...

"We're a long, long way from a machine being able to replace me as a plumber," future of work expert Ravin Jesuthasan told ...

Knowledge workers will be most affected Microsoft researchers have found that people get the most use of AI for writing and ...

Taking a look at the above list, the top jobs which will be most impacted by AI seem to be revolving around what AI chatbots ...

Microsoft researchers found that translators have much overlap with AI chatbots, while dredge operators have among the least.

It’s been like this across many IT sectors for as long as anyone can remember. Arguably, then, AI won’t reduce demand so much ...

Researchers at Microsoft have tried to figure out which jobs are most and least likely to be replaced by generative AI.

Sewage workers, railway builders and powerboat drivers are among the jobs least exposed to the rise of artificial ...

The new Bing search engine is “your AI-powered robot for the web,” said Microsoft Consumer Chief Marketing Officer Yusuf Mehdi, noting that it is live in limited preview on desktop computers ...

Soon, Bing will also be able to use images that you upload as a prompt for its AI replies. Microsoft’s Image Creator is also expanding to all languages supported by Bing, instead of the 100 ...

Microsoft's Bing AI is moving further beyond its roots. Previously available only in Microsoft Edge and the Bing mobile app, Bing Chat is heading toward more third-party browsers.

Tom Warren is a senior editor and author of Notepad, who has been covering all things Microsoft, PC, and tech for over 20 years. Microsoft is bringing its AI-powered Bing Chat to mobile browsers soon.