Microsoft has released a new study revealing the list of jobs that are most and least vulnerable to AI disruption, ranking 40 ...

Microsoft Research has identified jobs at high risk of AI replacement through an analysis of over 200,000 interactions with ...

While many of us find Microsoft 365 Copilot the most annoying pop-up since Clippy and battle to get rid of the damn thing, Balfour Beatty is all in.

Microsoft has released a revealing list of 40 occupations most at risk from generative AI—including many that traditionally ...

A Microsoft study shows knowledge workers such as writers and historians are most vulnerable to job loss due to generative AI ...

The jobs with the least use for AI chatbots were those which largely involved manual labour, such as water treatment workers, ...

Microsoft has joined Nvidia in the elite $4 trillion club, pushing the combined market capitalisation of Apple, Microsoft, ...

A new Microsoft study reveals which jobs are most exposed to generative AI disruption—historians, translators, and sales reps top the list, while hands-on labor remains relatively safe.

Microsoft and Google launched new AI-powered search services recently, but what do they add to existing search engines? Euronews Next tested them to find out. View on euronews ...

Microsoft's recent study reveals certain professions, including embalming and hazardous waste removal, are less likely to be impacted by AI advancements.

Organisations are eager to upgrade to Windows 11 due to the AI and Copilot capabilities rather than the operating system itself, this is according to Mark Walton, APAC business management VP, Crayon.

The closely watched Azure division posted a 39 percent rise in sales during Microsoft’s fiscal fourth quarter, the company said in a statement on Wednesday. Analysts projected a 34 percent increase.