There’s a growing argument that AI is increasing the intensity of work instead of reducing it, and honestly, that tracks.
Everyone keeps talking about how AI is supposed to save time. That’s technically true. The problem is what happens next.
You finish something in half the time, and instead of getting breathing room, you get more work. Not later. Immediately. What used to be a full day turns into half a day, and now you’re expected to fill the rest. That’s what people are actually feeling right now. It’s not less work. It’s the same job compressed and then expanded again. [Read more…]
Microsoft is retiring the email passcode system long used to grant temporary access to shared files in SharePoint Online and OneDrive for Business. The company plans to replace it with Microsoft Entra B2B guest accounts, shifting external collaboration toward a fully identity-based model across Microsoft 365.
Microsoft is expanding passwordless security across Windows by introducing passkey authentication through Microsoft Entra. The new capability allows users to sign in to Entra-protected resources using Windows Hello instead of traditional passwords, adding stronger resistance against phishing attacks and credential theft.
For decades, modern encryption has rested on a simple assumption. Some math problems take so long to solve that no practical computer can crack them in a useful timeframe. That assumption built online banking, secure email, VPN tunnels, software signing, and almost every digital transaction that powers business and government today.