⭕️ Helping leaders harness AI safely | Cybersecurity Ambassador | Founder @ramsac_ltd | TEDx & Keynote Speaker | Bestselling Author | Tech & Resilience Insights

Joined February 2009
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⭕️ Most AI adoption fails not because the tech doesn’t work, but because there’s no clear business case. Harnessing AI helps you create policies, training, ROI measures, and governance so AI delivers value instead of chaos. amazon.co.uk/stores/Rob-May/…
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Great to see NHS England scaling Microsoft 365 Copilot to more than 500,000 staff. In early trials, staff saved an average of 43 minutes per day, helping put more time back into what matters most, caring for patients. ukstories.microsoft.com/feat…
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Draft it. Tweak it. Send it. You can now send emails directly from writing blocks in ChatGPT on the web, without leaving the conversation.
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This has gotta be the laziest @Mailchimp phish ever: “uh, can you just export your entire mailing list and send it to us?” 🤣
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With the new memory system, you can review and steer what ChatGPT remembers through a memory summary, with more visibility and control over how context is used.
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big upgrade to chatgpt memory rolling out today!
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We’ve been researching new ways for ChatGPT memory to carry context across conversations and keep it useful over time. Today, that work is rolling out as a more capable memory system in ChatGPT. openai.com/index/chatgpt-mem…
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📌 Q: So how would the OSI model look at layer 4 if it were built for AI? A: If the OSI model were reimagined as an "AI Stack," Layer 4 (traditionally the Transport Layer) would handle Inference Transport and Payload Optimization. Instead of managing network packets (TCP/UDP), this layer ensures the reliable, efficient, and orderly delivery of data chunks between the user and the AI model. What functions would be supported? ⭐ Context Window Segmentation: Splitting massive prompts into optimal token chunks. ⭐ Stream Assembly: Managing real-time token delivery to prevent stuttering outputs. ⭐ Payload Routing: Directing traffic between CPUs, GPUs, and specialized TPUs. ⭐ Reliability Control: Retrying dropped requests when an AI node times out. ⭐ Token Flow Control: Throttling requests to prevent overloading the model's memory. So what's the Real-World Parallel? Traditional Layer 4: TCP ensures all bytes of a downloaded image arrive in the correct order. AI Layer 4: Ensures the first 500 words of a story generate and stream smoothly before the next 500 words begin. #AIInfra #AI
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Copilot Notebooks is becoming your project hub. See what our teams are rolling out over the next month — more context sources, more ways to act on what you learn, all without leaving your notebook.
Over the next month, we are rolling out new updates to Copilot Notebooks that help you bring work context from Teams meetings, emails and webpages into your notebook so you can make sense of complex projects and topics information. You’ll also be able to create new grounded outputs like Excel spreadsheets and Infographics straight out of your notebook. techcommunity.microsoft.com/…
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Over the next month, we are rolling out new updates to Copilot Notebooks that help you bring work context from Teams meetings, emails and webpages into your notebook so you can make sense of complex projects and topics information. You’ll also be able to create new grounded outputs like Excel spreadsheets and Infographics straight out of your notebook. techcommunity.microsoft.com/…
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This month in Microsoft Copilot Studio, we’re introducing updates designed to help teams build more connected and adaptive systems. Read what’s new: msft.it/6016vkyqr
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Excited to announce ChatGPT for Powerpoint! This was another super interesting build. Create new slides, ask questions across your deck, and make updates directly in PowerPoint. chatgpt.com/apps/powerpoint/
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Amazing night!! Huge congratulations to all the players, team,staff and everyone connected to the club! 44 years since the last taste of European silverware! Special shout out to Boubacar Kamara who has been out injured but is such an integral part of our team and helped lay the foundations of this success. UTV! 💪🏻❤️ VTID W
NO LIMITS TO OUR DREAMS.
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scoop: Microsoft is starting to cancel Claude Code licenses. Engineers in Microsoft's Experiences Devices team will have to transition to GitHub Copilot CLI by the end of June. Details in my Notepad 📒 issue, live now for subscribers 👇 theverge.com/tech/930447/mic…
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May 11
Today we’re launching the OpenAI Deployment Company to help businesses build and deploy AI. It's majority-owned and controlled by OpenAI. It brings together 19 leading investment firms, consultancies, and system integrators to help organizations deploy frontier AI to production for business impact. openai.com/index/openai-laun…
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⭕ Happy World Password Day, that annual reminder that far too many people are still relying on the name of their first pet, followed by an exclamation mark, and hoping for the best. The interesting thing is we’ve had World Password Day since 2013. That’s over a decade of advice telling people to create stronger passwords, make them longer, use a different one for every account, store them in a password manager, and change them regularly. Yet somehow, “password” and “123456” still appear on the most common passwords list every single year. At some point, it’s worth asking whether the issue is really people being careless, or whether the whole idea of passwords is simply outdated. That’s where passkeys start to make a lot more sense. Instead of relying on something you need to remember, and probably reuse, a passkey uses your device and your biometric authentication to verify it’s really you. There’s nothing to guess, nothing to steal through phishing, nothing to forget, and no frustrating reset emails because you missed one special character requirement. The irony of World Password Day is that the best way to celebrate it might be by moving beyond passwords altogether. So this year, rather than just updating your passwords, it might be time to update your thinking. Take a look at the apps and services you use most and check whether they support passkeys. You may be surprised how many already do. The future of security isn’t a better password - it’s no password at all! #WorldPasswordDay
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Happy Star Wars Day. May the force be with you on May the 4th and also every day. #StarWarsDay #StarWars #MayThe4thBeWithYou
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you can sign in to openclaw with your chatgpt account now and use your subscription there! happy lobstering.
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