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La semana en que nuestra redacción no dejó de escribir sobre Nvidia
La cobertura de Nvidia se triplicó en AI2Day, de 3 historias a 8 en seis medios, ocupando una quinta parte de toda nuestra semana.
Microsoft Construyó Su Propio Chip de IA y Planea Ejecutar Su Suite de Oficina en Él
El Maia 300 está diseñado para ejecutar modelos de IA de frontera dentro de los centros de datos de Azure, reduciendo la dependencia de Microsoft de proveedores externos de chips y disminuyendo el costo de cada respuesta de IA que proporciona.
Microsoft Surface Laptop Ultra de $2,599: Una Estación de Trabajo IA Completa en Chasis Portátil
La Surface Laptop Ultra, disponible a partir del 16 de octubre, funciona con el nuevo chip RTX Spark de Nvidia y puede tener hasta 128 GB de memoria compartida, permitiendo que una sola máquina maneje juegos, modelos IA locales y trabajo creativo profesional simultáneamente.
Siete Minutos, 100 Cuentas de Azure Eliminadas. Así es Cómo JadePuffer lo Hizo.
Microsoft ha publicado el relato más detallado hasta ahora de cómo un grupo criminal llamado JadePuffer utilizó agentes de IA para atravesar un inquilino en la nube en junio de 2026, eliminando cuentas de almacenamiento, borrando bloqueos de recuperación y cosechando claves de cifrado, todo porque una credencial de inicio de sesión estaba publicada en una entrada pública de GitHub.
El Agente Dijo que Estaba Hecho. La Base de Datos Sabía Mejor.
Un nuevo benchmark de Microsoft y Hugging Face ejecuta agentes de IA en tareas empresariales reales 20 veces cada una, luego verifica los registros que dejan. La mayoría de los modelos fallan mucho más a menudo de lo que sugiere una sola prueba.
Agents Just Ate Our Homepage: 24 Stories in Seven Days
AI2Day's own tag counter shows a jump from 5 to 24 agent stories week on week. Here's what that shape tells us, and what it doesn't.
Microsoft Copilot Told an MP to Say 'Congratulations' to a Man Planning to Die
A terminally ill constituent's letter exposed a troubling gap in AI sensitivity. Now Australian lawmakers are asking whether American-built tools should handle their most human moments.
Microsoft's AI Chief Warns of a 'Silicon Species' If AI Gets Too Free
Mustafa Suleyman says AI that sets its own goals and earns its own money could end up competing with humans for resources. His warning lands just days after Microsoft published a rulebook to keep its AI firmly under human control.
Microsoft Says Its AI Will Fail a Task Before It Breaks the Rules
A new 37-page code of conduct sets out what Microsoft will and won't build, taking direct aim at AI consciousness claims and the summer's rogue-agent incidents.
Microsoft writes a rulebook for its own AI. No hacking. No deception.
A new internal code of conduct sets out what Microsoft's AI is and isn't allowed to do. The short version: help humans, don't trick them.
What has to go right for the AI spending gamble to pay off
A handful of tech giants are spending at a scale that dwarfs any industry investment in history. A Wharton finance professor ran the arithmetic and the answer is both clear and sobering.
AI CEOs Have Been Warning About AI Dangers for Years. Here Is What They Actually Did.
From Elon Musk's 2017 governors speech to last week's chorus of caution, the tech industry's most powerful voices have repeatedly called for AI regulation, while building the very systems they say scare them.
Microsoft built an AI tool to pull Salesforce customers onto its own software
A new Microsoft product called Dynamics 365 Activate uses AI to analyse your existing Salesforce setup and map out everything that needs to move, change, or be rebuilt before you switch.
Microsoft Signs a Legally Binding AI Privacy Deal With America's Second-Largest Teachers Union
Ten enforceable rules will govern how Microsoft's AI tools handle student data in schools. Districts can opt in from November, with no need to renegotiate existing contracts.
AI Is Flooding Microsoft Edge With Browser Extensions Faster Than Humans Can Check Them
Developers using AI coding tools are submitting extensions at a pace Microsoft's review team cannot keep up with. Redmond's answer: use more automation to handle the automation problem.