Google warns quantum computing could break encryption by 2029
Google has warned that quantum computers could break widely used encryption systems by 2029, urging organisations to begin migrating to post-quantum cryptography now. The warning reframes quantum risk from a long-term research problem into an active security planning issue, with potential exposure for data being stored today. In a recent blog post, Google said current […]
GitHub Copilot to train on user data by default
Microsoft is updating GitHub Copilot to train on real-world developer interactions, expanding beyond public code datasets to include prompts, generated outputs and usage patterns. The change matters because it shifts Copilot’s improvement strategy toward live developer workflows, while introducing an opt-out model that automatically enrols eligible users unless they disable it. The update applies to […]
OpenAI launches ChatGPT Library to centralise files and outputs
OpenAI has introduced a new ChatGPT Library feature that automatically stores files uploaded to, or generated within, conversations in a single, centralised location. The update simplifies file retrieval across sessions, removing the need for users to manually track assets created or shared during chats. The feature, available via the ChatGPT web interface, aggregates documents, spreadsheets, […]
US Supreme Court narrows ISP liability in major piracy ruling
The US Supreme Court has ruled that internet service providers are not automatically liable for user piracy simply for continuing to provide access, even when aware of infringement claims. The decision raises the threshold for holding network operators responsible, requiring proof that a service was intentionally designed or promoted to enable copyright violations. The unanimous […]
Microsoft pulls Copilot Chat from core Office apps for enterprise customers
Microsoft will remove Copilot Chat access from core Microsoft 365 apps for large enterprise customers starting April 15, reversing a rollout that had embedded the AI assistant directly into tools like Word, Excel and PowerPoint. The change forces organisations to upgrade to paid Copilot licences for full in-app AI functionality, sharpening the divide between free […]
