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    Gemini CLI to Antigravity CLI on Windows: June 18, 2026 Migration Guide

    Google’s Gemini CLI consumer migration deadline is June 18, 2026, when free Google accounts, Google AI Pro subscribers, and Google AI Ultra subscribers lose the old terminal tool’s hosted response path and are pushed to Antigravity CLI on Windows 11 and other platforms. The old command may...
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    Build 2026: WinUI AI Agent Tooling for Copilot and Claude Code

    At Build 2026, Microsoft expanded its Windows 11 native-app campaign by releasing WinUI-focused AI agent tooling for GitHub Copilot and Claude Code, previewing WinUI 3 templates, and tying the work to a broader push to rebuild core Windows experiences natively. The announcement is not merely...
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    Pwn2Own Berlin 2026: Exchange, Edge, Windows 11 and AI Tools Under Exploit Chains

    Pwn2Own Berlin 2026, held this week at OffensiveCon in Berlin, saw researchers compromise fully patched Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft Edge, Windows 11, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Nvidia tooling, and multiple AI platforms, with Zero Day Initiative confirming $908,750 paid for 39 unique zero-days...
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    GitHub Copilot “ad” tip in pull requests: trust, agents, and context fixes

    Microsoft’s denial that GitHub is testing ads in pull requests is more than a narrow clarification; it is a reminder of how quickly trust can become the real product in AI-era developer tools. A Copilot-generated product tip that surfaced in the wrong place looked like an ad, sounded like an ad...
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    GitHub Disables Copilot Pull Request “Tips” After Developer Backlash

    Microsoft’s GitHub has backed away from a Copilot experiment that crossed a line for many developers: inserting promotional “tips” into pull requests that Copilot touched. The backlash was swift, because the change blurred the already sensitive boundary between automated code review and product...
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