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    Der PC-Hype um Microsofts Copilot+ muss ein Ende haben, sagen Analysten
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    Der PC-Hype um Microsofts Copilot+ muss ein Ende haben, sagen Analysten

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    1. tu_tu_tu on

      There is a hype? It feels more lile a marketing bullshit that even MS barely cares about.

    4. GarlicIceKrim on

      Microsoft loves pushing adding stupid buttons to keyboard no one wants to use. And the copilot hype is fully manufactured from Microsoft. I do not know a single person who likes it, wants to use it, or trust it.

    8. AnalTinnitus on

      They tried this with Cortana several years back and ended up getting rid of it. Seems they haven’t learned anything.

    9. Saneless on

      Copilot reminds me of MS trying to push Skype when Zoom was taking off. Shittier version from a shittier company and no one likes it

    12. Littlewing2323 on

      It’s embedded in my outlook and I genuinely have no idea what to use it for

    13. bondguy11 on

      Won’t happen, they can collect data and sell advertisements with the integration of AI and it’s a money making machine for them 

    14. randobis on

      Feels like AI is about to be on the receiving end of a combo reversal. I’m sensing market fatigue and a lot of these companies that have went all in are going to look pretty silly.

    15. SmokeyJoe2 on

      Microsoft is very insistent on forcing unwanted C-named software on users. Clippy, then Cortana, now Copilot.

    16. EconomyDoctor3287 on

      I can assure you, there is no hype about pc+copilot outside of MS marketing.

      Just give me back a functional start menu that doesn’t blank out for 15 seconds when searching for an installed programm.

    19. Zahgi on

      But then how will all of these companies keep conning ignorant, gullible, greedy shareholders into keeping their stock prices artificially high?!

      sadly not /s

    22. ParadoxScientist on

      I have the copilot button on my work laptop. If I’m going to use AI, I’d rather use it in a browser tab. This integration needs to die– we don’t need AI in everything.

    23. upfromashes on

      I mean, if you mean negative hype sweeping millions of users into the Linux pool, then… I guess.

    26. space_wiener on

      Does anyone use copilot for writing code? Everything at my work got banned except copilot and I use the free version and holy hell I’d rather go back to searching stack overflow.

      Half the time the code it’s given me isn’t even displayed in the code box and the rest of the time it constantly loses track what it’s doing.

      I want to request a paid license but I feel like that can’t really be that much better.

    27. TwoWeaselsInDisguise on

      Don’t worry everyone, not only is Microsoft pushing co-pilot on the consumer end, they’re ALSO pushing co-pilot on the administrator end as well.

      This isn’t ending any time soon.

    28. UselessInsight on

      The cool thing about the Copilot button is that it raises my blood pressure every time I press it.

      Because I only ever press it by accident and opening copilot does nothing but make me irrationally angry at having a slop machine forcibly installed on my computer.

      My doctor is very concerned.

    30. MikeSifoda on

      There is no hype whatsoever, there’s only hate. if Microsoft’s goal was to provide you with the best operating system, they would listen to the overwhelming user feedback they’ve been getting for years now.

      Windows 11 is malware. Previous versions were also proven to be malware, they were deliberately designed with backdoors. Microsoft serves the interests of governments and oligarchs, not its users.

      Free yourself. [Move on to Linux.](https://endof10.org/)

    31. Axvalor on

      Let’s see if they listen to these abalysts, because certainly they have not listened to users.

    33. HosManUre on

      Apple – product company. Google – engineering company. Microsoft – marketing company.

      Though googles being screwed by marketeers recently.

      What’s the difference?
      – product folk design for customers
      – engineers design what they think is cool
      – marketeers extract from customers as much as they can

    35. silverbolt2000 on

      If they replaced that button with a fingerprint sensor, the whole world would be happy.

    38. Hrekires on

      Execs who think users want to talk to their PCs instead of clicking a button have clearly never worked in an open office setting

    39. jairumaximus on

      Bro only reason I boot into windows at this point is when u want to play bf6. The moment Linux can handle anti cheat stuff I will never boot into windows again.

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