Only 3.3 per cent of users pay for Copilot, so Microsoft is finally making it optional

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Microsoft has made its Copilot AI assistant optional after finding that only 3.3% of users opted to pay for it. The company is adjusting its approach to better align with user preferences and adoption rates.

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