Microsoft is changing how bots join Teams meetings, adding new protections that could prevent unwanted AI assistants from slipping in.
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A Bachelor of Computer Science graduate who completed his degree in 2019. Currently working as a Software Engineer building and designing Business Intelligence (Microsoft Power BI, Tableau), Data Science, and Google Cloud Platform solutions. Has been writing for Neowin since 2014 as a News Editor.
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