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17 hours ago | businessinsider.com | Alistair Barr |Ashley Stewart |Henry Blodget

Microsoft is working on a new Copilot and could unveil it at the company's Build conference next week, according to an internal memo viewed by Business Insider. The software giant also has grand "Agent Factory" ambitions, and is developing new ways for corporate customers to manage AI agents alongside human employees, the memo shows. The Tenant Copilot project is run by the organization behind the Microsoft 365 business.

1 day ago | businessinsider.com | Sarah Gray |Jordan Hart |Henry Blodget

Apple's CarPlay just got a James Bond-esque makeover. The tech giant partnered with luxury car brand Aston Martin for the initial rollout of CarPlay Ultra, the next generation of the program that allows iPhone owners to bring the Apple ecosystem to their car. Unlike its older sibling, which is restricted to the infotainment system in the center console, CarPlay Ultra gives your full dashboard the Apple treatment, including customizable features.

1 day ago | businessinsider.com | Taylor Berman |Bryan Metzger |Brent Griffiths |Juliana Kaplan |Ayelet Sheffey |Noah Sheidlower

For months, President Donald Trump has pursued his sweeping agenda through executive actions. Now comes the hard part. Republicans on Capitol Hill are finally putting pen to paper on what Trump has called the "One Big Beautiful Bill," a sweeping fiscal package that will serve as the centerpiece of the president's legislative agenda. The bill includes GOP priorities like no taxes on tips or overtime, cuts to Medicaid, "MAGA accounts" for children and several other provisions.

1 day ago | businessinsider.com | Taylor Berman |Bryan Metzger |Henry Blodget

First, it was Democrats who made a big deal out of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's stock trading habits. Now, a fellow Republican is joining in. "Just another reason why stock trading by members of Congress or their spouses should be banned," Rep. Mike Lawler of New York wrote on X in response to a post showing that one of the Georgia congresswoman's recent stock purchases had paid off.

1 day ago | businessinsider.com | Taylor Berman |Grace Eliza Goodwin |Henry Blodget

Elon Musk's social media platform X landed itself in hot water on Wednesday after its integrated AI chatbot, Grok, kept bringing up "white genocide in South Africa" in response to unrelated posts. Now, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is having some fun with the controversy, and perhaps in the process adding to his long-running feud with Musk. In response to an X user posting that "it would be really bad if widely used AIs got editorialized on the fly by those who controlled them," Altman mocked Grok.