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Microsoft Puts Brakes on Copilot AI Refinement for Windows 11 Following User Feedback

The Digital Artisan

May 6, 2024 — 1 min read

Microsoft Takes a Step Back on Integrating Copilot AI in Windows 11

Microsoft’s latest sift in pace on Copilot AI developments for Windows 11 comes as the company announces plans to slow down new experience integrations for its dedicated AI assistant. With user feedback at the helm of these decisions, Microsoft intends to refine the AI tool's experience while maintaining its usual functioning.

OpenAI and ChatGPT’s Role in Copilot AI

After investing heavily in OpenAI, Microsoft has been prominently leveraging AI advancements within its products and services. The Windows operating system, particularly Windows 10 and 11, have been substantial receipients of benefits from the extended collaboration with ChatGPT

In recent times, Microsoft’s AI advances have garnered a mixed reception. Majority of the Windows Central’s polled readersaverred that they never used Copilot on Windows 11. This could be a possible reason for Microsoft rethinking its forward momentum on its new AI advances

The Impact of User Feedback on Copilot AI

According to a report from Windows 11 Insider Preview Build, Microsoft is seeking to refine experiences based on user feedback. Whether this is an outcome of the low usage of Copilot by users or a simple step towards enhancing the AI tool's functionalities remains a matter of speculation

Copilot AI: Previous and Future Developments

Prior to the recent development, Microsoft affirmed that its ChatGPT is not superior to Copilot, indicating that the tool is not being utilized to its optimal potential. Now, Microsoft's focus is aimed at ameliorating the user experience and refining the tool based on the feedback received from users.

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