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You can try Boosteroid cloud gambling in the United States, the United Kingdom, Ukraine, and the European Union. The company has recently surpassed 4 million users worldwide.

According to a Bloomberg report, Microsoft has spent hundreds of millions of dollars to build a supercomputer for the OpenAI ChatGPT chatbot. In its blog posts, the company explains how it has created a powerful Azure AI infrastructure that OpenAI uses and how its systems are becoming even more reliable.

At the annual Microsoft Ability Summit, Microsoft announced a new feature called Accessibility Asisatant for Microsoft 365 that will be similar to spell and grammar checkers and will teach users how to prevent accessibility issues in real time.

Microsoft has integrated ChatGPT into its Azure OpenAI service, so developers can now embed conversational artificial intelligence into their cloud applications. Businesses can use ChatGPT to create custom chatbots to handle customer queries, provide conversation summaries, help with email automation, and more.

It's happened! Microsoft has finally added a special shortcut to Word to paste text without any formatting. It uses the same keyboard shortcut that already exists in many other applications - Ctrl + Shift + V. According to Microsoft's Jennifer Gentleman, the feature is now available in the beta version of the app for both Windows and Mac.

Microsoft has started testing File Recommendations in the standard Windows Explorer. The feature does exactly what its name suggests - when you switch to the home tab, it shows certain files you might want to open at the top. The feature is currently in very early stages.

In documents submitted by Microsoft to the UK's Office of Markets and Competition, the company described how it believes it will be able to launch Call of Duty games on Nintendo Switch.

Sony has already expressed its concerns about Microsoft's deal with Activision Blizzard on several occasions, including concerns about the Call of Duty franchise. In new pdf documents provided by the UK's Competition and Markets Authority, Sony claims that Microsoft could raise the price of Call of Duty, make it available only through its own Xbox Game Pass subscription, and even strategically degrade the quality of the game specifically for PlayStation.

Many Minecraft fans may have already heard about the development of an official map editor for the game, but @RogerBadgerman provided significant evidence of its existence on his Twitter account. The editor will allow users to edit the game's maps (logical, right?) as they wish or build huge structures many times faster.

Microsoft has unveiled Video Super Resolution (VSR), an experimental video scaling technology for the Edge web browser that uses machine learning to increase the resolution of low-quality videos. According to the company, VSR technology "eliminates blocky compression artefacts" and improves text clarity for videos on platforms such as YouTube. The feature is currently being tested for half of the Canary Edge channel users in the Microsoft Insider programme.

Microsoft has announced the introduction of artificial intelligence features in Dynamic 365, a suite of enterprise applications for customer relationship management and resource planning.

Microsoft is planning to hold a presentation later this month to detail the "future of AI" and demonstrate how its own ChatGPT-like artificial intelligence will work in its products such as Teams, Word, and Outlook. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and Microsoft 365 general manager Jared Spataro will host the event on 16 March at 11:00 EEC.

Microsoft is making its email client free for Mac users starting today. It's now available in the App Store and you no longer need a Microsoft 365 subscription or Office licence to use it. It's a surprising move, but it's in line with Microsoft's commitment to making its email client more web-friendly.

Windows 11 is coming with an updated volume mixer that allows you to individually control audio input and output directly from the taskbar. The updated mixer was introduced in the preview build 25309, which is now rolling out to Windows Insider Dev members.

It looks like we're about to find out a little bit of Sony's dirty secrets, namely how much it pays game developers to "block" their projects from being added to Game Pass.