
Kevin Okemwa
Kevin Okemwa is a seasoned tech journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya with lots of experience covering the latest trends and developments in the industry at Windows Central. With a passion for innovation and a keen eye for detail, he has written for leading publications such as OnMSFT, MakeUseOf, and Windows Report, providing insightful analysis and breaking news on everything revolving around the Microsoft ecosystem. While AFK and not busy following the ever-emerging trends in tech, you can find him exploring the world or listening to music.
Latest articles by Kevin Okemwa

Microsoft Copilot AI allows executives to catch up after vacations
By Kevin Okemwa published
AI AI tools like Microsoft Copilot and ChatGPT are gaining traction in workplaces, taking over repetitive tasks and allowing executives more stress-free vacations.

Google co-founder says AI works better when you threaten it
By Kevin Okemwa last updated
AI Google co-founder Sergey Brin recently indicated that AI models tend to perform better when you threaten them with physical violence.

Will AGI end humanity? OpenAI scientists wanted "a doomsday bunker"
By Kevin Okemwa published
AI Former OpenAI chief scientist Ilya Sutskever reportedly expressed concerns about AGI, proposing "a doomsday bunker" to seek refuge in an unprecedented disaster.

Could AI replace meteorologists? Microsoft's latest model might
By Kevin Okemwa published
AI Microsoft's latest AI model, Aurora, is designed to help provide detailed and accurate weather forecasts. It can generate accurate 10-day forecasts in seconds.

OpenAI did "a lot of unnatural things" to maintain the Ghibli hype
By Kevin Okemwa published
AI The Ghibli hype behind OpenAI's new image generator might have helped ChatGPT gain over one million new users in under one hour, but it forced OpenAI to do a lot of "unnatural" things.

OpenAI buys Apple design guru's AI device startup for $6.5B
By Kevin Okemwa published
AI OpenAI just bought former Apple designer Jony Ive's AI device startup, io, to help facilitate the development of AI-powered devices.

Google CEO says everyone will "do well" in the AI race
By Kevin Okemwa published
AI Google CEO Sundar Pichai claims there won't be just one winner in the AI race. Instead, he expects everyone involved to perform well in the field.

DeepMind’s CEO says AGI is near, and he’s still losing sleep over it
By Kevin Okemwa published
AI DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis claims the new capabilities that just shipped to Google's Gemini AI models will pave the way to "Artificial General Intelligence".

Elon Musk's Grok comes to Microsoft's Azure AI Foundry
By Kevin Okemwa published
AI At Microsoft's annual Build developer conference, the company announced that xAI's Grok 3 and Grok 3 mini are joining Azure's long list of AI models.

GPT-5 will be smarter than ever with less AI model switching
By Kevin Okemwa published
AI GPT-5 will be able to achieve everything the ChatGPT maker's current versions can, but with less switching between its AI models.

Microsoft Copilot gets OpenAI's GPT-4o image generation support
By Kevin Okemwa published
AI Microsoft Copilot gets OpenAI's GPT-4o image generation support to transform an image's style, generate photorealistic images, and follow complex directions.

Microsoft should be safe if anything "catastrophic" happens to OpenAI
By Kevin Okemwa published
AI Microsoft's AI CEO, Mustafa Suleyman, says the company is well-equipped with in-house models, which protect it from anything catastrophic happening to OpenAI.

Microsoft says Copilot is ChatGPT, but with better security
By Kevin Okemwa published
AI Microsoft says Copilot is ChatGPT, but better with a powerful user experience and enhanced security.

Microsoft's allegiance isn't to OpenAI's exorbitant AI models
By Kevin Okemwa published
AI Microsoft's allegiance isn't to OpenAI's exorbitant AI models and technology. Instead, Satya Nadella focuses on making whatever AI models or products accessible to customers via Azure.

Microsoft will retire Bing Search APIs and recommends Azure AI
By Kevin Okemwa published
Software Microsoft quietly announced its plan to pull the plug on Bing Search APIs, and third-party app developers won't have access to the search engine's results.

Microsoft shuts down Experience Center store in Sydney, Australia
By Kevin Okemwa published
Microsoft Microsoft closed its Experience Centre in Sydney on May 10, 2025, but online customer support remains available for queries and other help.

ChatGPT becomes a "coding beast" with the new GPT-4.1 update
By Kevin Okemwa published
AI OpenAI is bringing GPT-4.1 and GPT-4.1 mini to ChatGPT, and the new AI models excel in web development and coding tasks compared to OpenAI o3 & o4-mini.

Anthropic's co-founder says a cuddly AI "bunny" could entertain your kids
By Kevin Okemwa published
AI Anthropic's co-founder, Jack Clark, indicated that he'd use an AI bunny or teddy bear to keep his child entertained and make it easier for them to socialize.

Microsoft PR won't let any details slip about Windows 12
By Kevin Okemwa published
Windows Microsoft isn't letting any information about Windows 12's development slip through the cracks, at least not via its social media manager.

Marc Benioff speaks on his beef with Satya Nadella and Microsoft Copilot
By Kevin Okemwa published
AI Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff claims there's a "huge breach between Microsoft and OpenAI", claiming it's about to rupture and nothing will put it back together.

OpenAI wants to build subscriptions for an AI operating system
By Kevin Okemwa published
AI Sam Altman claims OpenAI could develop a core AI subscription, explaining how a new operating system could feature ChatGPT's user experience.

This Microsoft Teams feature will improve privacy in meetings
By Kevin Okemwa published
Software Microsoft Teams is about to add a new feature called "Prevent Screen Capture" in July 2025 to prevent users from grabbing screenshots of sensitive data shared during meetings.

Microsoft OneDrive gets ChatGPT Deep Research AI integration
By Kevin Okemwa published
AI OpenAI recently announced that users can now connect SharePoint or Microsoft OneDrive to ChatGPT's Deep Research feature with a valid subscription if they live in a supported region.
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