I want to start with something that's been unfolding over the past couple of weeks, because it's the kind of story that changes how you think about AI, not just what you use it for. Hugging Face
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I want to start with something that's been unfolding over the past couple of weeks, because it's the kind of story that changes how you think about AI, not just what you use it for. Hugging Face
If you've spent the last few months running small AI pilots inside Microsoft 365, you're not alone. Most businesses we talk to have a Copilot trial running somewhere, a Teams channel testing an agent, or a few
Most of the noise about AI comes from the big end of town. Enterprise budgets, headline-grabbing pilots, and big vendor partnerships tend to dominate the conversation, which can make it feel like AI is something only large
A Law That Was Too Big, Then Scaled Back, Then Reshaped Again Most people in Australia haven't heard of Colorado's AI Act, and that's fair. It's a US state law, it's been rewritten twice, and on the
For the past two years, most conversations about AI in business have centred on what it can do: drafting content, summarising meetings, surfacing data, automating workflows. The governance question, specifically what happens to your data when AI
Last week, Microsoft's AI chief Mustafa Suleyman told the Financial Times he believes AI will automate "most, if not all" computer-based tasks performed by white-collar workers, and it could happen within the next 12 to 18 months.
Picture this. You switch on Copilot, your team starts asking questions, and within days it's drafting emails, summarising meetings, and pulling data from your files. It works well. Then someone asks it something it probably shouldn't answer,
It's fair to say we're creating more AI-generated content than ever before, and it's getting harder to tell fact from fiction. There's no label, no marker, no trail to show whether a video, a recording, or a
Picture this: a supplier misses a delivery deadline. Without anyone lifting a finger, your system detects the exception, notifies the right people, checks alternative suppliers, drafts a response, and logs the incident for reporting. That's not a
Microsoft 365 E7 and Agent 365 landed on 10 March 2026, and together they're more than a product update. They represent a real shift in how businesses are expected to govern, scale, and get value from AI