Microsoft's Copilot+ AI PC plan fizzled, but it still served a purpose

🤔 I think this whole thing with Copilot+ just goes to show how hard it is to get people excited about new tech features 🚫. Like, who needs their computer to remember what they've done before? It's just not that useful in everyday life 📊. And now Microsoft's trying to force AI into every Windows 11 PC, which I think is a bit of a stretch 🤷‍♂️. But hey, if it means making AI PCs the norm by 2029, I guess it'll be worth it 🚀. The real question is, what does this mean for the average consumer? Will we even notice the difference between an AI-powered PC and one that doesn't have it 🤔?
 
I think Microsoft should've just kept the Copilot+ initiative simple 😊. Instead of trying to pack too much AI power into their laptops, they could've focused on making it more user-friendly and practical for everyday people. I mean, who really needs an NPU (neural processing unit) if it's just gonna be a hassle to set up and use? 🤷‍♂️

And what's with the whole "Hey Copilot" voice commands thing? 🗣️ It sounds like something from Star Trek 🚀. I'm all for innovation, but sometimes less is more, you know? 💡

I think Microsoft learned a valuable lesson from this failed experiment. Don't try to revolutionize the PC industry by introducing AI features that nobody asked for 😅. Just focus on making laptops that are easy to use and reliable. That's what most people need. 👍
 
I gotta say, I'm kinda surprised by the lukewarm reception to Copilot+. I mean, I've had my fair share of experience with the Recall feature and while it does seem cool on paper, it's just not that practical in real life 🤔. And yeah, the whole AI thing is still pretty new, so it's natural for people to be skeptical. But still, 10% sales? That's pretty low 📉. I guess Microsoft learned a valuable lesson and is now shifting its focus to making every Windows 11 computer an AI PC 🤖. At least that way, they can just focus on making the AI features more practical and user-friendly, rather than trying to convince people to pay extra for it 💸. And hey, if it means AI PCs are gonna dominate the market in the next five years, I'm all for it 💥!
 
I'm thinking, like what went wrong with Copilot+. I mean, people just aren't buying the hype 🤔. It's like they want practical stuff over fancy features. Microsoft needs to get its priorities straight and focus on making these AI PCs actually useful for everyday use. The Recall feature is a good idea but it's just not practical yet 💻. They need to improve the whole user experience, not just throw some fancy voice commands at us 😒. I'm still skeptical about this new direction, though. It's like they're just trying to force AI into our lives, you know? But hey, if it means AI PCs will become the norm in 5-6 years, I guess that's a good thing 📈.
 
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