A recent study finds that 40.5% of long-form content on LinkedIn, comments included, is entirely written by AI. Le Monde wonders what that does to the credibility of a network built on half-professional, half-personal outpourings.
A YouGov poll for the European think tank Interface finds that children over 11 use generative AI almost as much as their parents do, while parents underestimate how often. The children themselves say they would like to use it less.
Microsoft unveiled a batch of new features for its OneDrive storage service this week. AI sits at the heart of the changes.
JDN ran 25 French queries three times each across four AI search environments and found large differences in the sources they cite. Anyone running a generative engine optimization strategy needs to know exactly what they are measuring, the article argues.
JDN tested Muse Code, Meta's $50-a-month coding agent, and found it matches Claude Code at hunting bugs. Its visual output still looks dated, however, and the reviewers conclude the tool falls short of its ambitions.
Gen, the parent company of Norton and Avast, has launched AI Data Checker in beta. From an email address, the tool identifies which AI services a person uses and rates how they handle personal data.