Microsoft’s AI ambitions: Why is Copilot for Windows a dud?
Microsoft has invested $13.1B in generative artificial intelligence, but early indications of Copilot for Windows suggests it’s nothing more than an updated version of Clippy. Can other versions of Copilot, such as M365 for enterprise users, be more successful? Keith Shaw chats with Computerworld’s Preston Gralla about his annoyance with the latest AI tools from Microsoft.
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