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🏛️ Copilot Studio adds AI governance tools...
Goldman says layoffs will keep rising
Saidul Islam
December 25, 2025
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🏛️ Copilot Studio adds AI governance tools...
🏠 Amazon adds AI facial recognition to Ring
🚕 Gemini joins Waymo robotaxis as in car AI
Goldman says layoffs will keep rising
Authors file new lawsuit against AI giants
Google could finally let users change Gmail names
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LATEST DEVELOPMENTS
Microsoft’s Copilot Studio adds AI agents, GPT-5 Chat GA in US/EU, and human-in-the-loop controls, shifting from simple automation to governed, agent-driven enterprise workflows.
Details
Agent focus: Copilot Studio is evolving into a platform for building and governing AI agents in organizations.
GPT-5 Chat GA: General availability in US and EU enables consistent agent behavior across regions.
HITL controls: Preview human-in-the-loop approvals to reduce risk for sensitive actions and decisions.
Governance by design: Agents run autonomously with built-in escalation paths and checkpoints.
Enterprise-first: No major consumer changes; emphasis on compliance and large-scale workflows.
Takeaway: Copilot Studio is now about safe, governed AI agents at scale, standardized, auditable, and ready for enterprise operations.
Ring’s “Familiar Faces” uses AI to name visitors, raising privacy concerns, legal blocks in some jurisdictions, and scrutiny over data handling and law enforcement ties.
Details
Feature launch: Ring rolls out “Familiar Faces” to U.S. users, enabling AI facial recognition and personalized alerts like “Mom at Front Door.” Not on by default.
How it works: Users label up to 50 faces; unnamed faces auto-delete after 30 days, labeled data persists until manually removed.
Privacy concerns: Critics cite Ring’s past FTC fine, law enforcement partnerships, and potential for mass surveillance of non-consenting passersby.
Regulatory limits: Not available in Illinois, Texas, and Portland due to stricter biometric privacy protections.
Amazon’s stance: Says biometrics process in the cloud, aren’t used to train AI, and can’t locate all appearances upon request.
Alternative AI: “Video Descriptions” summarizes activity without identifying people; Alexa “Greetings” responds contextually without face ID.
Takeaway: Convenience meets risk: facial recognition brings smarter alerts but intensifies surveillance and regulatory scrutiny; consider keeping it off or limiting labels.
Waymo is piloting Google’s Gemini as an in-car assistant in robotaxis to explain routes, answer rider questions, and improve trust, without controlling driving.
Details
Pilot launch: Waymo is testing Gemini inside robotaxis to assist riders during trips.
Core purpose: Provides real-time explanations of routes, stops, and decisions to build rider trust.
Interactions: Voice-based Q&A for “why” and “what’s next” (e.g., detours, safety checks, ETA).
Scope limits: Assistant does not drive or make autonomy decisions; it’s rider-facing only.
Multimodal edge: Uses Gemini’s language and perception to contextualize events (construction, emergency vehicles).
Availability: Limited trials in select markets; broader rollout depends on feedback and safety audits.
Privacy: Data use is constrained to improve rider experience; sensitive telemetry isn’t shared externally.
Takeaway: Robotaxis need clarity as much as capability: Gemini turns opaque autonomy into understandable, rider-friendly guidance, trust-building without touching the steering.
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MORE AI & TECH UPDATES
Nvidia, the world’s most valuable public company, is acquiring Groq, an AI chip startup known for designing processors optimized for artificial intelligence workloads…
Goldman Sachs has released new research showing that investors are increasingly punishing companies that announce layoffs, even when those cuts are framed as strategic restructuring or efficiency gains driven by automation and AI…
A coalition of writers led by John Carreyrou, the journalist who exposed Theranos and authored Bad Blood, has launched a fresh lawsuit against six leading AI companies: Anthropic, Google, OpenAI, Meta, xAI, and Perplexity…
For years, Gmail users have been stuck with the email addresses they created, often during their teenage years, with little recourse other than creating a new account and migrating all their data…
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