copilot safety

Microsoft’s new public posture on Copilot reduces a complex, fast-moving product decision to one plain sentence: “I want to make an AI that you trust your kids to use.” That line — spoken by Microsoft AI chief Mustafa Suleyman in a recent interview — is both a marketing clarion and a roadmap for...

Microsoft's AI chief Mustafa Suleyman told interviewers this week that the company is deliberately steering its Copilot family of chatbots in a different direction from many rivals: emotionally intelligent and helpful, yes — but boundaried, safe, and meant to be something parents would feel...

Microsoft’s Copilot can speed through drafting, summarizing and spreadsheet work with alarming fluency — and that fluency is exactly why hallucinations (confidently wrong answers) are both dangerous and stubbornly persistent. Recent research from OpenAI shows hallucinations aren’t merely...

Microsoft’s Security Update Guide lists a “spoofing” class advisory tied to data‑sharing and assistant integrations, but the exact CVE identifier CVE‑2025‑59200 is not present in the set of vendor and community records available for review; the public record for Copilot‑ and...

Microsoft’s consumer-facing post “Unlock productivity with AI automation” frames Copilot as an everyday, approachable assistant designed to remove friction from routine tasks and fold generative AI directly into how people plan, write, and organize their lives. The company positions Copilot as...

PAGCOR’s agency-wide orientation on Microsoft Copilot on 30 September represented a decisive, education-first pivot: teach staff how to use AI assistants for routine productivity while making governance, data protection and human oversight non‑negotiable features of any rollout. The online...