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Microsoft rolls back some of its Copilot AI bloat on Windows

TechCrunchPublished Mar 20, 2026

Microsoft has reversed certain additions to its Copilot AI feature on Windows after user feedback highlighted concerns about excessive resource use and interface clutter. The company aims to streamline the AI integration for better performance and user experience.

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