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Posted by thewebguyd 14 hours ago

Microsoft AI CEO pushes back against critics after recent Windows AI backlash(www.windowscentral.com)
170 points | 192 commentspage 6
knowitnone3 7 hours ago|
Microsoft is using AI as an excuse to slurp all your personal files and documents. I'd take them to small claims court if I ran Windows
nipperkinfeet 10 hours ago||
I'll be impressed when they manage to fix Windows 11! There are still many regressions compared to Windows XP through 10. They can add all this AI nonsense to the taskbar, yet they can't reinstate the features people have been asking for.
thewebguyd 8 hours ago||
Meanwhile we get a react native web app for a start menu, and you can't even move the taskbar's location on the screen. A feature that has existed in Windows since 95.

Something is seriously dysfunctional in Microsoft.

vjvjvjvjghv 6 hours ago||
Unfortunately Apple seems to be gong the same way. On Mac and iPhone I am seeing more things that don’t work well.
not4uffin 5 hours ago||
I guess silicon valley truly makes you tone deaf.
ForHackernews 13 hours ago||
"Why aren't you impressed we installed a real live trained dancing grizzly bear in your bathroom!? Yes, I know nobody asked for that bear. Yes, I know the toilet still doesn't flush. Yes, I know the bear sometimes eats people trying to take a shower. Don't you understand?! I grew up using an OUTHOUSE! Have you seen the bear's colorful hat? That bear literally dances the macarena, you ingrates!"
dev1ycan 8 hours ago||
The ONLY thing keeping people in WIndows anymore, is propietary software, that is how TERRIBLE Microsoft has become.
xyst 13 hours ago||
Yet another salesman clown at the head of a multibillion dollar corporation.

MSFT reminds me of INTC.

ihsw 13 hours ago||
They spent billions of dollars on compute costs and they need to pump the PKIs to justify it. That is the only explanation.

It is the same reason every app (be they web or mobile) gets a redesign every year.

thewebguyd 13 hours ago|
That's gotta be it.

At Ignite yesterday they announced that Security Copilot will now be included for free with E5 licensing.

The tool that until yesterday way $50k for a single tenant deployment. Aka, no one bought it, but they need to juice the KPIs so might as well make it free so it looks like someone is actually using it.

computerthings 10 hours ago||
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