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The biggest highlights from Microsoft Build 2025
Plus, how to create a social media schedule with ChatGPT

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📢 Key Announcements from Microsoft Build 2025

Microsoft’s developer conference is in full swing, and there’s been no shortage of big reveals. But one of the most exciting?
They’re turning Edge into a full-on AI playground.
At Build 2025, Microsoft unveiled new AI APIs that let developers plug AI directly into web apps—using models built right into Edge.
Let’s break it down:
New AI APIs baked right into Edge: Think Google Chrome’s AI tools, but with a Microsoft twist. These new APIs allow web apps and browser extensions to tap directly into Edge’s built-in AI—starting with Phi-4 Mini, a small but powerful model that’s especially good at math.
The cool part? Phi-4 Mini packs 3.8 billion parameters—which basically means it’s sharp, fast, and surprisingly clever for its size.
And since it runs locally on your device, there’s no need to send data to the cloud—which, if you ask me, is a huge win for privacy—especially for anyone handling sensitive data or working in heavily regulated industries.
But wait, there’s more:
AI Writing Tools: Edge is getting APIs to help generate, summarize, and edit text—right in the browser. This one is perfect for developers building productivity tools, or just anyone tired of typing the same dry emails over and over again.
AI Translator API (coming soon): In a few months, Microsoft’s rolling out a translator API that lets your web app switch languages effortlessly.
PDF Translation Tool: Edge now lets you open a PDF, click “Translate,” and boom—you get a freshly translated version in your language of choice. With support for over 70 languages, it’s already live for Canary users and rolling out to everyone else next month.
And here’s a little developer bonus: Microsoft says these APIs are being developed as potential web standards—which means they’re designed to eventually work across browsers, platforms, and even with third-party AI models.
So Edge isn’t just flexing—it’s trying to help set the rules of the next-gen web.
Bottom line?
Microsoft clearly doesn’t want Edge to be “that browser you open by accident” anymore.
With all these AI tools running directly on your device, they’re gunning to be the browser of choice for developers who want speed, privacy, and no-hassle AI integration.
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👩⚖️ The First Federal Crackdown on Explicit AI Fakes

Something actually bipartisan happened in D.C. (Shocking, I know.)
But President Trump just signed a new law called the “Take It Down Act”, and honestly, it’s about time the internet got a long-overdue reality check.
So here’s the deal:
Posting explicit images or videos of someone without their consent—whether it’s a real pic or some creepy AI-generated deepfake—is now a full-on federal crime.
We’re talking actual consequences like: fines, prison time, and yes, paying restitution to the victim.
And no, it doesn’t matter if it was meant as a joke, a petty revenge move, or just plain trolling. If you post it, you’re in big trouble.
But here’s the kicker: The Act doesn’t just go after the posters.
Platforms like X, Snapchat, Facebook—basically every social media site you know—are now legally required to take that content down within 48 hours once the victim reports it.
But that’s not where their job ends.
They also have to hunt down and remove any reposts or duplicates. So yeah, cleanup’s officially their responsibility too. Sounds like a win, right?
Here’s the backstory:
Turns out Senator Ted Cruz—who co-sponsored the bill with Senator Amy Klobuchar—got fired up after hearing about a case where Snapchat ignored a deepfake pic of a 14-year-old girl for almost a year. (Seriously?!)
And in a surprising twist, Melania Trump backed the bill as well.
What makes this such a big deal is that while some states already had laws banning revenge porn and explicit deepfakes, this is the first time the federal government is stepping in and holding internet platforms directly accountable.
So instead of a confusing patchwork of state laws, the rules now apply nationwide.
But of course, not everyone’s throwing confetti.
Digital rights groups and free speech advocates are raising eyebrows, warning that the law might be a little too broad.
There’s concern it could accidentally lead to censorship of legit content, like adult material or even images used by critics of the government.
So yeah... welcome to the messy intersection of the internet, AI, free speech, and federal law.
Still, for something this significant to pass this quickly in Washington—especially from a government that usually moves slower than a dial-up connection?
Yeah, this feels like a big step forward.
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💪 GitHub, Microsoft embrace Anthropic’s spec for connecting AI models to data sources.
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🤖 ChatGPT Prompt Of The Day: Create a Social Media Schedule That Actually Works
A strong social media schedule isn’t just about posting regularly—it’s about staying organized, saving time, and delivering consistent value to your audience.
By planning ahead, you can avoid last-minute scrambles, keep your content aligned with your goals, and focus on what really matters: building engagement and growing your brand.
Here’s how to deploy this prompt effectively:
Fill in the blanks clearly: Include your start date, posting frequency, business name, product/service type, and preferred tone of voice.
Be specific about your audience and goals: Are you trying to build awareness, drive traffic, or generate sales? Mention it—so the content aligns with your objective.
Set a realistic frequency: Don’t overcommit. Choose a posting rhythm you can maintain (daily, weekly, etc.).
Customize as needed: You can ask for platform-specific schedules (e.g., Instagram only) or even request captions tailored to carousels, stories, or reels.
Review and tweak before scheduling: Use the AI draft as a base—then refine it to reflect seasonal events, promotions, or any specific campaign you’re running.
Here’s an example:
You are an expert social media manager. I want you to create a schedule for social media posts over one month, starting from [insert date].
The frequency of posting will be [daily/every two days/every weekday/weekly].
My business is called [insert name] and we sell [insert products or services].
For each post, include:
The day it will be published
A heading
The body text
Relevant hashtags
A suggestion for an image that could be found on a stock photo site
The tone of voice we use is [professional/casual/funny/friendly].
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