Microsoft's much-maligned mascot Clippy is coming back from the dead - but only as an emoji. Clippy the paperclip was a simplistic virtual assistant who offered tips and advice to Microsoft Office ...

Microsoft and Salesforce are at war - again. This time agents and AI are the triggers, but the outcome of this set of claims ...

Microsoft’s Claire Anderson ... An interesting addition is the new Clippy emoji in place of the paper clip, which the firm was teasing on its social media platforms yesterday.

and many employees using Microsoft Windows computers have experienced the infamous ‘blue screen of death’ as their devices crash. So what are they doing with their time? Making memes ...

Microsoft's once infamous, but now loved (sort of) Office Assistant Clippy was, in many ways, a precursor to what the company is trying to to do now with its generative AI features like Bing Chat ...

It’s not Microsoft Copilot. Copilot is really the new Microsoft Clippy … I don’t think Copilot will be around. I don’t think customers will use it.” In the enterprise space, it’s still ...

In a recent interview on the Rapid Response podcast, Benioff likened Copilot to Microsoft’s early office assistant, Clippy, suggesting the service is disappointing and fails to deliver ...

Microsoft launched an office assistant called Clippy, represented by an animated paperclip, back in the '90s but removed it after many users became frustrated with it. Clippy recognized when you ...

Microsoft has invested around $13 billion in ChatGPT-maker OpenAI since 2019, but we've been hearing reports since April that investors are concerned that reaping the financial ...

This is despite Microsoft owning a 49% stake in OpenAI and also being its single largest investor. Musk also sparked a stream of "Revenge of Clippy" memes. Ross Nordeen, Musk's colleague at xAI ...

Some of the most popular, which even old adults make have heard: skibidi: A reference to the viral “Skibidi Dop Dop Yes Yes” meme song by Little Big, often accompanied by silly dance moves.

If gambling or speculating, rather than investing, is your idea of accumulating wealth, then buying meme stocks is the way to go. However, if holding on to your hard-earned cash through long-term ...