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Anthropic has updated its AI assistant Claude to better match different writing styles. The system can now analyze text samples to learn and replicate specific writing patterns, though this approach may not be as reliable as traditional many-shot prompting methods. But it's more accessible. In addition to custom style matching, Claude now includes three preset writing options. A formal writing mode produces clear, professional text. A concise mode produces shorter, more direct responses. An Explanatory mode provides detailed breakdowns of complex topics.

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Nvidia has created Fugatto, a new AI-powered music editor that can transform and combine sounds in ways not included in its training data. The system can merge animal sounds with musical instruments—like making trumpets bark or saxophones meow. Beyond these unusual combinations, Fugatto can modify human voices by changing accents and tonal qualities. The tool also offers music editing capabilities, letting users separate vocals from songs, add new instruments, or alter melodies. Nvidia hasn't announced when or if Fugatto will be available to the public.

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Microsoft has released guidance for system administrators to prevent its Copilot AI from accessing and sharing too much information. The problem occurs when Copilot can see data beyond a user's intended access level, which can result in unwanted data exposure or responses containing information users shouldn't see. The guidance suggests admins should first identify SharePoint sites with lower security risks to test the AI's behavior in a more secure environment. They should then remove sensitive content from Copilot's reach. Finally, they should strengthen privacy by restricting access to pages to specific team members.

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