Microsoft Transforms Edge Into an AI-Powered Browser with New Copilot Mode

Microsoft just rolled out Copilot Mode in its Edge browser, and honestly, it feels like we’re entering a new era of browsing. This AI feature doesn’t just chat—it actually helps. From tweaking recipes to booking flights, it’s like having a digital sidekick built into your tab. It even checks all open tabs to understand what you’re researching. Sure, privacy concerns are real, but the convenience could be game-changing—especially for people who hate juggling sites. It’s still experimental, but if Microsoft nails it, this could seriously change how we use the web every day.

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ChatGPT as Therapist? Altman Says Privacy Still a Problem

Thinking of venting to ChatGPT like it’s your therapist? Maybe hold up. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman just admitted there’s zero doctor-patient confidentiality with AI right now. On a podcast, he said users — especially young people — often share deep emotional stuff with ChatGPT, but unlike real therapists or doctors, AI chats aren’t legally protected. That means your convo could be used in court if needed. Altman called it “screwed up” and says AI laws badly need to catch up. Until then, maybe don’t spill your heart out to a bot.

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