Chrome, Spotify, Zoom, WhatsApp, Blender, Affinity Suite, DaVinci Resolve and many more now run natively on Arm
"Meanwhile we're too lazy to even port our basic casual games like Minesweeper or Solitaire to ARM even though we're shipping our own Surface line of tablets with ARM CPUs since 12 years. Fun fact, we're shipping native ARM versions of Minecraft on iPhone, iPad, Android, and even low-performace hardware like Nintendo Switch but our own top-notch Copilot+ ARM PCs: lolnope."
Wow!
I can't wait until there is nothing left of Windows except Copilot and onedrive
You forgot edge
Almost...
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I know most people are over AI, as am I, but if we're gonna have it, I'm glad to see there's a focus on it being local
It isn't though
Copilot is a cloud service
The goal is to make it work on device in the next 4 years. That's the point of an "AI PC"
It’s not going to be private lol
The MS implementations won't, but once they build the capability, we can make our own
Its only partly local and i bet only because the alternative is to expensive.
Just look at the kinda crap windows pulls today.
I thought i had disabled pretty much all the spyware, them on the microsoft online dashboard i found
full machine specs
A list off all applications installed
edge search history
Btw, did you know that anything typed in start/search now counts as a search in edge? I wander whats behind that move.
In other words i understand much of the ai may function on a local level but it be fully integrated with cloud systems and you can safely assume a full record of your prompts and uses is stored on microsoft servers and delivered to bill gates for reading before bed.
full machine specs
just fyi, every website you visit has access to this, it's not private
Btw, did you know that anything typed in start/search now counts as a search in edge? I wander whats behind that move.
It searches for everything you search so that by the time you press enter, it already has the result of the last one, hence seeming faster.
Yeah, that is a big deal for privacy reasons. There is no reason one needs to send such information to companies.
"Meanwhile we're too lazy to even port our basic casual games like Minesweeper or Solitaire to ARM even though we're shipping our own Surface line of tablets with ARM CPUs since 12 years. Fun fact, we're shipping native ARM versions of Minecraft on iPhone, iPad, Android, and even low-performace hardware like Nintendo Switch but our own top-notch Copilot+ ARM PCs: lolnope."