Microsoft launched its range of Copilot+ devices saying the strides in computers and technology has taken a giant leap into the future.
Microsoft launched its range of Copilot+ devices, says the strides in computers and technology have taken a giant leap into the future.Microsoft South Africa said it has been trying to figure out how computers can understand humans as opposed to humans understanding computers from the outset.
Adam Labancz, Surface category manager at Microsoft, Middle East and Africa said it is in a new era of AI while unveiling the devices. Copilot+ PCs are currently the fastest, most intelligent Windows PCs ever built, but as technology rapidly changes, the competition is not far behind. While there are concerns that Copilot could learn the traits of its users, like a journalist’s writing style and tone, and share this over the cloud or by other means, there seems to be protection for users.
South Africa has not yet formalised any policy documents or entered bills to parliament for the regulation of AI. “In addition to the layers of protection in Windows 11, Secured-core PCs also provide advanced firmware safeguards and dynamic root-of-trust measurement to help protect from chip to cloud,” Naidoo said.
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