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- openJiuwen's WorkSwarm launches a Personal Knowledge Space for office agents
WorkSwarm, the office agent from openJiuwen, has launched a "Personal Knowledge Space" that ingests user-configured sources including local folders, Edge bookmarks, Zhihu columns, Toutiao, Feishu documents, GitHub and AtomGit, with manual or scheduled incremental collection. The system organizes material into directory-structured, source-linked plain-text knowledge using rule-based, hybrid rule-plus-LLM, or agent-based processing, then feeds it to the agent through progressive disclosure. In a vendor-supplied article published by QbitAI, the openJiuwen team says its own 25-question test set spanning seven source types showed a 32% higher task pass rate, 76.2% less total task time and 84.1% lower task-stage token consumption; the article acknowledges preprocessing itself costs tokens, which can be offset by using a cheaper model for organizing.
量子位(原生 RSS) · 🔥 0 - Mozilla accuses Microsoft of using Copilot and Windows to steer users to Edge
Mozilla published a blog post marking 100 days since its report "Over The Edge 2.0," written by deceptive-design experts Harry Brignull and Cennydd Bowles, which alleges Windows, Edge, Bing and Copilot are designed to steer people away from their chosen browser. Mozilla says Microsoft is forced to "play fair" in the European Economic Area under the Digital Markets Act, but keeps using similar tactics in the US, UK, India and elsewhere, citing Copilot opening web links in a side panel instead of the default browser and Windows Backup "silently" trying to set Edge as default. Mozilla says it has stepped up public pressure and contacted regulators and policymakers, urging watchdogs in the US, UK, India and Brazil to pay attention; TechRadar asked Microsoft for comment and said it would update the article.
TechRadar · 🔥 0 - Microsoft details Edge AI troubleshooting feature that collects data only with consent
Microsoft published a support document explaining a new "Fix an issue" AI troubleshooting feature in Edge's settings, which works like a chatbot: users pick from preset problem options or type their own prompt, and the underlying AI analyzes the issue and offers explanations and suggestions. According to Microsoft, Edge may collect optional diagnostic data and the current state of browser settings only after the user actively starts a troubleshooting session and grants permission; if the user declines, the browser will not collect that optional data for this experience, and collection happens only during that session rather than continuously in the background. Microsoft also acknowledged that AI-generated answers can occasionally be inaccurate or incomplete and that not every problem can be resolved by automatic diagnosis, leaving complex cases to manual troubleshooting or other support channels.
IT之家 AI · 🔥 0 - Microsoft ships Edge 155 stable with better AI tab organization and JPEG XL support
Microsoft released Edge 155 stable, which improves its AI-driven tab organization feature and adds support for decoding JPEG XL images. The available source contained only the headline and a list of related stories, so no further details on the changes or rollout were provided.
AIbase AI新闻 · 🔥 0 - Google pauses open-source bug bounty over AI-generated report surge
Google has temporarily paused new vulnerability submissions to its Open Source Software Vulnerability Rewards Program after a surge of automated reports overwhelmed human reviewers. The company said the vast majority of these reports contained invalid information or hallucinated vulnerability data, while supply-chain and particularly dangerous flaw reports remain eligible under stated exceptions.
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