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>>fortra+(OP)
It is rather interesting how dead-focused Microsoft is on AI. Even if you look at their recent statements "We now admit there are AI problems with Microsoft-related products." (e. g. Win11 in particular), it seems to me that they really have no way back now. It's turtles down all the way; once the train is moving, it is hard to stop.

It's definitely not what many users wanted or expected from Win11; nonetheless, and this also surprised me, more than one billion devices run on Win11. That's also strange - AI is not a big reason for most of these folks then, right? Probably neither positive or negative (or they may not even know about it).

>>shevy-+Qu1
> It is rather interesting how dead-focused Microsoft is on AI.

Yeah. Right now the <title> of office.com is:

> Microsoft 365 Copilot | Create, Share and Collaborate with Office and AI

Microsoft 365 Copilot... what a product name.

>>rainco+YG1
> Microsoft 365 Copilot | Create, Share and Collaborate with Office and AI

That's some insight into Microsoft's brain rot, isn't it? "Imagine spending every day for the next year dealing with robot office software."