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  1. USA TODAY’s Copilot Week 2 NFL Picks: AI Forecasts, Confidence, and Cautions

    USA TODAY’s experiment — feeding every Week 2 NFL matchup to Microsoft’s Copilot and publishing a pick and a score for each game — offers one of the clearest, most public windows yet into how conversational AI approaches sports forecasting: fast, repeatable, rhetorically confident, and...
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  2. AI-Driven NFL Week 1 Predictions: Copilot’s Strengths and Data Gaps

    USA TODAY's decision to run every Week 1 matchup through Microsoft Copilot produced a tidy, headline-friendly slate of predictions — and a revealing window into how modern large language models reason about sports: they reward established quarterbacks, prize defensive strength and coaching...
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  3. Apertus and On-Device AI Spark an Open, Agent-Driven AI Ecosystem

    Switzerland’s bold Apertus release, new compact reasoning models from Nous Research, and a spate of open multilingual and on-device models this week underline a clear trend: AI is moving from closed, cloud‑only monoliths toward a more diverse ecosystem of open, efficient, and task‑specific...
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  4. TealWaters and WIP: Revealing Cryptic Wetlands with AI-powered Mapping

    Microsoft’s backing of TealWaters crystallizes a simple, urgent idea: make the invisible visible. By pairing the Wetland Intrinsic Potential (WIP) approach with cloud-scale processing and modern machine learning, the collaboration aims to reveal wetlands that legacy maps miss—especially small...
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  5. VIDEO Why have climate change predictions been so WRONG?

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  6. ART Hedging my bet

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  7. IT Poll: How Do You Feel About Windows 8?

    Last week Microsoft officially announced the next version of its operating system, currently codenamed Windows 8. We took a look at many of the features here . The announcement has generated a lot of buzz, but also a lot of uncertainty. How will support for legacy applications be handled? Should...
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  8. VIDEO Whoosh, I Don't Know

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  9. VIDEO Is this Windows Seven?

    Hello, Well, I found this video on Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkpkQ0Kscvg&mode=related&search= Hmm, interesting. But it's rather short and not really clear, so I'm not sure. But it appearently has no task bar, so perhaps it is Seven.