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Zac Bowden

Microsoft is putting an end to microslop on Windows 11 — commits to reducing Copilot across system apps and interfaces

Microslop logo on a Microsoft Azure data center.

Microsoft's obsession with AI on Windows 11 is finally coming to an end, the company has confirmed. As part of it's big plan to address Windows' biggest problems, Microsoft is reducing where Copilot buttons and menus appear across system apps and interfaces in a major move to reduce AI bloat.

It's a major change in direction for a tech company that has a lot riding on Copilot and AI. It's easily the biggest money maker for the tech giant right now, but that isn't stopping the Windows team from putting its foot and saying "no more" to AI bloat.

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