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Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt's Films To Premiere At Venice Film Festival 2024
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt appeared together in the 2005 film Mr. and Mrs. Smith, as well as the 2015 film By the Sea, which Jolie also wrote and directed
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Microsoft President Brad Smith Calls for Clarity on AI Regulation: Details
Microsoft President Brad Smith on Friday asserted the need for "real clarity" around goals and principles of artificial intelligence (AI) regulation, as he called for a "regulatory blueprint" which will require action at the private sector, national and global levels.
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"AI Can Be Source Of Jobs, Must Be In Human Control": Microsoft President Brad Smith To NDTV
Artificial Intelligence, or AI, can be a source of growth - contrary to opinions it could cost millions their jobs - and will be as important to the future of knowledge as the invention of the printing press was, Microsoft's Brad Smith told NDTV.
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Microsoft President Brad Smith Reiterates Call for Faster AI Regulation, Courts Regulators in Europe
Microsoft President Brad Smith on Thursday talked up the benefits of regulating artificial intelligence (AI) and how the US software giant can help, reiterating a message to a Brussels audience that he delivered in Washington last month. He has sought to court regulators and lawmakers with calls for regulating AI.
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Brad Pitt To Keanu Reeves, AI Artist Imagines Hollywood Actors As Indian Monks
An AI artist shared a series of pictures that show what Hollywood actors, including Tom Cruise, Leonardo DiCaprio and Will Smith, would look like if they were Indian monks.
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Microsoft President Says Deepfakes Are Biggest Concern Around AI, Steps Needed to Curb AI-Driven Fraud
Microsoft president Brad Smith said Thursday that his biggest concern around artificial intelligence was deep fakes, realistic looking but false content. "We're going have to address the issues around deep fakes. We're going to have to address in particular what we worry about most foreign cyber influence operations, the kinds of activities that ar...
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Microsoft Hits Back at UK Regulator's Decision to Block Activision Acquisition
Microsoft's president Brad Smith said the UK regulator's decision to prevent its acquisition of Call of Duty maker Activision Blizzard "had shaken confidence" in Britain as a destination for tech businesses. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), which operates independently from government, blocked the deal on Wednesday, saying it could hit ...
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On Steve Smith vs Pat Cummins Captaincy Debate, Australia Great's Verdict
Steve Smith led the team a morale-boosting nine-wicket win in the third Test in Indore last week.
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Microsoft Seeks to Push Activision Deal at EU Hearing for Market Competition
Microsoft President Brad Smith on Tuesday will seek to convince EU antitrust regulators at a closed hearing that the US software giant's $69 billion (nearly Rs. 5,71,800 crore) bid for Call of Duty maker Activision Blizzard will boost competition. Smith will lead a delegation of 18 senior executives, including Microsoft Gaming Chief Executive Off...
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Microsoft Activision Deal: Firm Offered to Agree to FTC Consent Decree on Call of Duty Games for Rivals
Microsoft President Brad Smith on Tuesday revealed that the US firm, which is seeking approval for its takeover of Activision Blizzard that was announced earlier this year, offered to agree to a consent decree with the US FTC to provide its Call of Duty games to Sony and other rivals, like Nintendo. The company's acquisition deal is also facing scr...
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Microsoft Activision Deal: US FTC Sues to Block $69 Billion Takeover Deal Over Competition Concerns
Microsoft's $69 billion (roughly Rs. 5,66,800 crore) bid to acquire Activision Blizzard, maker of the popular Call of Duty series, hit a roadblock on Thursday after the US FTC sued to block the takeover deal. Brad Smith, the company's president, tweeted on Thursday that the company would fight the FTC to complete the deal.
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Microsoft President Says Businesses Must Train Employees on Sustainability to Meet Climate Change Pledges
Microsoft President Brad Smith on Wednesday said that thousands of businesses would fail to meet pledges to combat climate change, if they did not train employees on sustainability. While Microsoft itself has grown its sustainability headcount to about 250 employees from only 30 largely in the past three years, having the right workforce to deliver...
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Microsoft Chief Warns Of Talent Crunch For Tackling Climate Change
Thousands of businesses will fail to meet pledges to combat climate change unless they start training employees on sustainability, Microsoft Corp's President Brad Smith told Reuters.
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Microsoft to Implement Cloud Computing Changes for Service Providers From October 1
Microsoft to implement the cloud computing changes from October 1. Microsoft’s revised deals will let customers use their licenses on any European cloud provider delivering services to their own data centres. Company President Brad Smith had first announced these changes in May.
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Microsoft President Brad Smith Sees Labour Force Decline Amid Pressure on High Salaries
Microsoft President Brad Smith says the US companies are facing a "new era", when there are fewer people entering the workforce, but the pressure to pay higher salaries may become permanent. He states major markets overseas have seen outright labour force declines.
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Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt's Films To Premiere At Venice Film Festival 2024
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt appeared together in the 2005 film Mr. and Mrs. Smith, as well as the 2015 film By the Sea, which Jolie also wrote and directed
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Microsoft President Brad Smith Calls for Clarity on AI Regulation: Details
Microsoft President Brad Smith on Friday asserted the need for "real clarity" around goals and principles of artificial intelligence (AI) regulation, as he called for a "regulatory blueprint" which will require action at the private sector, national and global levels.
-
"AI Can Be Source Of Jobs, Must Be In Human Control": Microsoft President Brad Smith To NDTV
Artificial Intelligence, or AI, can be a source of growth - contrary to opinions it could cost millions their jobs - and will be as important to the future of knowledge as the invention of the printing press was, Microsoft's Brad Smith told NDTV.
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Microsoft President Brad Smith Reiterates Call for Faster AI Regulation, Courts Regulators in Europe
Microsoft President Brad Smith on Thursday talked up the benefits of regulating artificial intelligence (AI) and how the US software giant can help, reiterating a message to a Brussels audience that he delivered in Washington last month. He has sought to court regulators and lawmakers with calls for regulating AI.
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Brad Pitt To Keanu Reeves, AI Artist Imagines Hollywood Actors As Indian Monks
An AI artist shared a series of pictures that show what Hollywood actors, including Tom Cruise, Leonardo DiCaprio and Will Smith, would look like if they were Indian monks.
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Microsoft President Says Deepfakes Are Biggest Concern Around AI, Steps Needed to Curb AI-Driven Fraud
Microsoft president Brad Smith said Thursday that his biggest concern around artificial intelligence was deep fakes, realistic looking but false content. "We're going have to address the issues around deep fakes. We're going to have to address in particular what we worry about most foreign cyber influence operations, the kinds of activities that ar...
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Microsoft Hits Back at UK Regulator's Decision to Block Activision Acquisition
Microsoft's president Brad Smith said the UK regulator's decision to prevent its acquisition of Call of Duty maker Activision Blizzard "had shaken confidence" in Britain as a destination for tech businesses. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), which operates independently from government, blocked the deal on Wednesday, saying it could hit ...
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On Steve Smith vs Pat Cummins Captaincy Debate, Australia Great's Verdict
Steve Smith led the team a morale-boosting nine-wicket win in the third Test in Indore last week.
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Microsoft Seeks to Push Activision Deal at EU Hearing for Market Competition
Microsoft President Brad Smith on Tuesday will seek to convince EU antitrust regulators at a closed hearing that the US software giant's $69 billion (nearly Rs. 5,71,800 crore) bid for Call of Duty maker Activision Blizzard will boost competition. Smith will lead a delegation of 18 senior executives, including Microsoft Gaming Chief Executive Off...
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Microsoft Activision Deal: Firm Offered to Agree to FTC Consent Decree on Call of Duty Games for Rivals
Microsoft President Brad Smith on Tuesday revealed that the US firm, which is seeking approval for its takeover of Activision Blizzard that was announced earlier this year, offered to agree to a consent decree with the US FTC to provide its Call of Duty games to Sony and other rivals, like Nintendo. The company's acquisition deal is also facing scr...
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Microsoft Activision Deal: US FTC Sues to Block $69 Billion Takeover Deal Over Competition Concerns
Microsoft's $69 billion (roughly Rs. 5,66,800 crore) bid to acquire Activision Blizzard, maker of the popular Call of Duty series, hit a roadblock on Thursday after the US FTC sued to block the takeover deal. Brad Smith, the company's president, tweeted on Thursday that the company would fight the FTC to complete the deal.
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Microsoft President Says Businesses Must Train Employees on Sustainability to Meet Climate Change Pledges
Microsoft President Brad Smith on Wednesday said that thousands of businesses would fail to meet pledges to combat climate change, if they did not train employees on sustainability. While Microsoft itself has grown its sustainability headcount to about 250 employees from only 30 largely in the past three years, having the right workforce to deliver...
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Microsoft Chief Warns Of Talent Crunch For Tackling Climate Change
Thousands of businesses will fail to meet pledges to combat climate change unless they start training employees on sustainability, Microsoft Corp's President Brad Smith told Reuters.
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Microsoft to Implement Cloud Computing Changes for Service Providers From October 1
Microsoft to implement the cloud computing changes from October 1. Microsoft’s revised deals will let customers use their licenses on any European cloud provider delivering services to their own data centres. Company President Brad Smith had first announced these changes in May.
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Microsoft President Brad Smith Sees Labour Force Decline Amid Pressure on High Salaries
Microsoft President Brad Smith says the US companies are facing a "new era", when there are fewer people entering the workforce, but the pressure to pay higher salaries may become permanent. He states major markets overseas have seen outright labour force declines.
