New features from Microsoft set to help organizations detect risky usage of AI

Here are two new features from Microsoft which will enhance the detection of risky AI usage and generative AI interactions. Microsoft Purview Insider Risk Management is introducing new detections for risky AI usage. This update will enhance the ability of administrators to identify risky AI usage within their organizations. The new detections will cover both intentional and unintentional insider risk activities related to generative AI applications, including risky prompts containing sensitive information or intent and sensitive responses generated from sensitive files or sites. The detections will apply to M365 Copilot, Copilot Studio, and ChatGPT Enterprise, contributing to Adaptive Protection insider risk levels. Using IRM  administrators can gain insights into risky AI usage in an anonymized form using analytics, create policies to track risky prompts and sensitive responses, and use the new generative AI indicators in adaptive protection to assess user risk scores. Microsoft P...

First Blogger post with Live writer

I’m not new to live writer, I’ve used it in the past, to create posts on my “spaces” page. For those of you who have followed me for a while, will know that I left MSN space in favor of blogger some time ago. I still haven’t changed my mind about why blogger is better than spaces, but I really like the writer client. It is really intuitive, and have a lot of nice features available. One of my favorites is the integration to my computers spellchecker (provided through MS-office). I’ll play around with it for a while, and see if it really is compatible with the rest of the blogger features.
**Update**
I might have found a tiny bug already. It seems the “theme” download doesn’t download the correct settings, and the blog turns out strange. If the blog seems fine to you, let me know. It might just be a bug in the new IE-beta I’m running. I’ll let you know.