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OpenAI’s SimpleQA tool for discerning genAI accuracy — right message, wrong messenger
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Windows 365 — Microsoft’s cloud-based OS explained
Microsoft introduced Windows 365 three years ago, a service that lets the company cut partners out of the money-making loop by providing virtual PCs to customers. Rather than provide only the operating system or the OS and bits of other software — notably productivity applications in the form of Office — Microsoft also serves up ersatz hardware,…