Users Cheer as Microsoft Accidentally Removes Hated AI Feature From Windows 11

Microsoft “uninstall” Copilot AI app on some devices that run the latest Windows 11 operating system – and users, remarkably, rejoice at temporary comfort of the specified feature.

“We are aware of a problem with the Microsoft Copilot app that affects some devices,” admitted in the Windows support documents that were published last week, as monitored by freedom.

Microsoft said it is working to address the problem, remind users that they can reinstall the Copilot app from the Microsoft store and comment on the taskbar in the meantime.

But whoever really wants to do it is unclear. Rapid research on the web reveals countless indicators of a forum from Windows Furious users complain that Copilot has been installed on their system without their consent.

Earlier this month, Microsoft has launched a new user interface for its Copilot application to Windows, forcing Ai chatbot, which depends on the large language models in Openai, on many who do not want anything about it.

“Microsoft is accidentally fixed Windows 11”, a Reddit user joking in response to unintended removal.

“It looks like a promotion for me,” another mockery.

In writing, Computer games Microsoft Screw-UP described as “Bug updated Windows 11 to some extent”, celebrating the company as “Jolly Nice”.

The accident again shows that many users are simply not interested in the AI ​​Chatbots group – especially when they do not choose actively. For years, technology companies have tried to attend technology in their shows, despite a lukewarm reception.

Chatbots, Amnesty International, is still suffering from the same stark palaces as they did when the Openai’s leading pioneer in the end of the accident exploded in late 2022. For one of them, they are not facts with abandonment, which undermines its benefit greatly as a researcher. They still have only a limited number of use, which makes it useful for only a small sub -group of users.

In short, it should not be a surprise that Microsoft including Copilot in the latest Windows updates does not turn into very common.

But again, any major changes in the operating system must have existed since the mid -1980s.

It is also rumored that Microsoft is working on artificial intelligence models at home in a clear effort to reduce its dependence on the Openai partner. In other words, Windows users must expect that there will be more artificial intelligence features in their throat in the coming months and years.

The technology giant will host an event on April 4 to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of its founding, which is expected to revolve around Copilot – so we are likely to hear more about future updates at that time.

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