Microsoft's Copilot AI Is Now Inside Samsung TVs and Monitors

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Original: Microsoft's Copilot AI is now inside Samsung TVs and monitors

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JohnFen

4 months ago

As if it wasn't already bad enough that I have to put up with this stuff in Windows and Microsoft apps.

hulitu

4 months ago

> Microsoft's Copilot AI is now inside Samsung TVs and monitors

Microsoft really wants to know what you do and what you see. Orwell was so oldtimer.

Mobius01

4 months ago

As a rule, never connect a TV to the internet - use an Apple TV instead. Apple are no saints, but they’re not blatantly doing these things and the user experience is vastly superior.

stuaxo

4 months ago

Samsung always had the worst software, going back to their J2Me phones, this is not surprising.

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