Any kind of AI or developing AI should be a crimminal act against humanity.

@@irondarknessdarkness8900 I asked ChatGPT to respond to this: The assertion that "any kind of AI or developing AI should be a criminal act against humanity" is quite extreme and overlooks the numerous beneficial applications of AI in society. While there are valid concerns regarding AI ethics, privacy, security, and potential misuse, AI technology also has the potential to significantly improve various aspects of human life, including healthcare, education, transportation, and more. 1. **Healthcare**: AI is being used to diagnose diseases more accurately and faster than human doctors, predict outbreaks, and develop personalized treatment plans. 2. **Education**: AI-powered tools can provide personalized learning experiences, helping students learn at their own pace and in their own style. 3. **Transportation**: AI is advancing autonomous driving technology, which could reduce accidents caused by human error and make transportation more efficient. 4. **Environment**: AI can help monitor and combat climate change by optimizing energy use, predicting natural disasters, and improving conservation efforts. However, the ethical and societal implications of AI cannot be ignored. It's crucial to develop and enforce regulations that ensure AI is used responsibly, transparently, and ethically. This includes addressing issues such as: - **Bias and Fairness**: Ensuring AI systems do not perpetuate or amplify existing biases. - **Privacy**: Protecting individuals' data and privacy in the age of AI. - **Accountability**: Defining who is responsible when AI systems fail or cause harm. - **Job Displacement**: Addressing the impact of AI on employment and ensuring support for those affected. Rather than making AI development a criminal act, a balanced approach is needed. This involves fostering innovation while implementing robust regulatory frameworks to mitigate risks and ensure that AI development aligns with human values and ethical principles. For further reading on the ethical implications and benefits of AI, you can check out resources from reputable organizations like the [World Economic Forum](www.weforum.org) and [MIT Technology Review](www.technologyreview.com).

It's a game of whack-a-mole. Microsoft keeps breaking our attempts to make our own choices.

Not everyone can switch to Linux. But everyone can stick with Windoze 10 and just never install this Copilot nonsense.

I actually did find the Copilot in Edge useful a couple of times - surprisingly so as it zeroed in on a correct response to a very technical question much more adeptly than I would have had I needed to manually search dozens of articles myself.

@@jonathanparle8429 I have found it synthesizes complex information well. The limitations are in what it's programmed to search. Some topics seem very unbiased and other topics are very biased. But if I pose a question related to the biased response, it does more research and then synthesizes that into the response.

Right click on taskbar, click on "News and interests" click on "Turn off". I believe that works for non-admin.

Change it so it opens by clicking NOT, hover.

How can you unpin it in Windows 10?

@@beahaven I don't know. Can your right click and does the menu show unpin

@@davinp That worked. Thanks.

I'm suspecting that's not the same copilot, but a web based AI using the copilot trade name. That would explain why it doesn't show up in services etc.

I did the same thing. Just have to keep deleting with new updates as edge will be reinstalled

These are simple Appx packages.. using 3rd party tools to remove them is a complete waste of time

Great. Now AI gets pronouns?

@@PerryCodes Definitely a SHE.

@@PerryCodes She said she doesn't use pronouns, so you can rest easy.

If you don't like or appreciate it, then just don't use it, simple as that.

Groundless

@@Drew1903SG Ok, then please articulate why THEY NEED TO ENCRPYTE YOUR DISC WITHOUT YOUR PERMISSION?

Many would disagree.

@@askleonotenboom And for what (good) reason?

@@Drew1903SG Many people consider it intrusive and annoying and something they just don't want.

@@askleonotenboom Well, it is, actually, neither of those things, BUT if one wants to think they should hate it, simply just don't use it.

"Windows is a joke. Boomers use it" . Not in the corporate world, I retired recently but we had 10s of thousands of Windows desktop installed, and the server farm was many hundreds of Windows Server instances running on VMware, It would have ben a nightmare to manage that many Linux boxes

I and may wife are so called "Boomers" and we use Linux Mint Mate.