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Xbox has realized that you don't want an AI on your console and has just withdrawn Copilot at full speed

You might hear people throughout the day looking for things in ChatGPT, or even using other secondary AI agents like Grok, but no matter how hard Microsoft tries, Copilot isn’t really catching on… precisely because they are being very aggressive about it. It’s like someone wants to give you a plate of macaroni with tomato sauce but keeps shoving the spoon down your throat over and over again. And of course, they have ended up realizing it. What can I do for you today, gamer? Asha Sharma has inherited the presidency of Xbox, which is like inheriting a house […]

You may hear people throughout the day looking for things on ChatGPT, or even using other secondary AI agents like Grok, but, no matter how hard Microsoft tries, Copilot is not really catching on… precisely because they are being very aggressive about it. It’s as if someone wanted to give you a plate of macaroni with tomato sauce but kept shoving the spoon down your throat over and over again. And of course, they have ended up realizing this.

What can I do for you today, gamer?

Asha Sharma has inherited the presidency of Xbox, which is like inheriting a burning house with barely any survivors, and her first action was obvious: stop the development of Copilot on the console and start reducing the use of AI in mobile games. She is not going to acknowledge the failure so clearly, but she has indeed recognized on Twitter that she will be removing features that “do not align with our goals”.

Copilot has 20 million paid users (which pales in comparison, for example, to OpenAI’s 50 million… which still aren’t enough to keep the company afloat), and it definitely wasn’t the right time to put it on consoles, no matter how much Xbox wanted to win our friendship by claiming it would be “your personal gaming buddy” that would help you at any moment and give you game recommendations. Just what I wanted: for a machine to want to be my friend. Yay.

The future of Xbox is one of the biggest questions in today’s video game world, and Sharma seems aware of it: “Xbox needs to move faster, increase our connection with the community and address the friction with players and developers. In other words: he has bought fire extinguishers for the burning house. Now we just have to see if they are not expired and if he can save the furniture.

Satya Nadella is clear: AI must start changing society or they will not be allowed to continue using the power grid as they have been

During recent statements at the World Economic Forum, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella warned that artificial intelligence (AI) could lose public support if it is not used to improve outcomes in key areas such as health, education, and competitiveness. Nadella emphasized that both companies and job seekers must adopt AI skills to foster productivity and adapt to a constantly evolving labor market. So far, AI has not lived up to its promises. The executive also highlighted the importance of establishing a “ubiquitous energy network and […]

During recent statements at the World Economic Forum, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella warned that artificial intelligence (AI) could lose public support if it is not used to improve outcomes in key areas such as health, education, and competitiveness. Nadella emphasized that both companies and job seekers must adopt AI skills to foster productivity and adapt to a constantly evolving labor market.

So far, AI has not lived up to the promises

The executive also highlighted the importance of establishing a “ubiquitous network of energy and tokens” for the optimal functioning of AI companies. This challenge is affecting the availability of hardware, such as RAM, which has become scarce and expensive. Based on this, Nadella explained that organizations must actively engage in the adoption of AI technologies to avoid falling behind.

A notable example he provided was that of doctors who, by using AI for administrative tasks such as transcribing notes and managing records, can spend more time with their patients. This, according to Nadella, results in benefits for both healthcare providers and patients, improving the efficiency of the sector. Despite this, concerns about the effectiveness of AI persist; a recent report indicated that 95% of organizations have not achieved a significant return on investment after implementing these technologies.

Nadella closed his speech defending AI as a potential driver of global economic growth, insisting that its impact should not be limited to a technology bubble environment. This growth, according to him, should be reflected in a real increase in productivity worldwide, beyond mere investment in infrastructure and business partnerships. However, many remain skeptical about its effectiveness and the ability of AI to deliver on its promises.

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Microsoft fixes 111 vulnerabilities that exposed your computer to all kinds of threats

Microsoft has released updates to address a total of 111 vulnerabilities in its software portfolio, of which 16 have been classified as critical. Among these are significant flaws such as CVE-2025-53786, which affects hybrid implementations of Microsoft Exchange Server, and CVE-2025-53779, a privilege escalation vulnerability in Windows Kerberos that was publicly disclosed during the announcement. A solution so you don’t have to suffer from unforeseen issues The recently identified BadSuccessor vulnerability allows an attacker who already has access to certain attributes of Active Directory to compromise a domain, although it only affects 0.7% of […]

Microsoft has released updates to address a total of 111 vulnerabilities in its software portfolio, of which 16 have been classified as critical. Among these are significant flaws such as CVE-2025-53786, which affects hybrid implementations of Microsoft Exchange Server, and CVE-2025-53779, a privilege escalation vulnerability in Windows Kerberos that was publicly disclosed during the announcement.

A solution so you don’t have to suffer from unforeseen events

The BadSuccessor vulnerability, recently identified, allows an attacker who already has access to certain attributes of Active Directory to compromise a domain, although it only affects 0.7% of the domains in circulation. Experts point out that this flaw can enable an attacker, starting from limited administrative rights, to gain full control of the domain, using techniques such as Kerberoasting or Silver Ticket.

In addition, Microsoft has fixed four remote code execution vulnerabilities that allowed attackers to execute arbitrary commands and compromise systems without client intervention. The firm Check Point has revealed a flaw related to a Rust-based component of the Windows kernel that can cause system crashes and has warned that it could pose a significant risk for companies with large or remote templates.

A relevant aspect is the vulnerability CVE-2025-50154, which allows an attacker to extract NTLM hashes without user interaction, even on fully updated systems. This facilitates relay attacks and unauthorized access, raising concerns about security in corporate environments.

The updates not only address existing vulnerabilities, but also strengthen security measures in applications like Azure OpenAI and Microsoft 365 Copilot BizChat, which have already been mitigated without any action required from users.

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Microsoft forces both its users and employees to use AI from now on

The recent changes in employee performance evaluation at Microsoft have sparked a wide debate about the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) tools in the workplace. In an internal memo, Julia Liuson, Corporate Vice President of Microsoft’s Developer Division, indicated that managers should evaluate their employees based on their use of AI tools, considering that their integration is “fundamental” for all roles. This measure has been interpreted by some as a way to force the adoption of technologies that have not yet been fully embraced […]

The recent changes in employee performance evaluation at Microsoft have sparked a wide debate about the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) tools in the workplace. In an internal memo, Julia Liuson, Corporate Vice President of Microsoft’s Developer Division, indicated that managers should evaluate their employees based on their use of AI tools, considering that their integration is “fundamental” for all roles. This measure has been interpreted by some as a way to force the adoption of technologies that have not yet been fully embraced by users.

A decision that has not been well received by either employees or users

One of the main points of controversy lies in the functionality of Recall, a feature that takes screenshots of user activities every few seconds. This feature has raised security concerns, leading Microsoft to partially retract after its initial announcement due to the negative backlash. Although the company has worked to address these issues, the negative perception of how security is handled remains among users.

Despite the fact that the implementation of AI aims to enhance the user experience, many Windows 11 users have expressed their dissatisfaction with the default installation of Copilot, a tool that, with only 33 million users, falls short compared to the 400 million of ChatGPT. Critics argue that Copilot is seen as “bloatware” and that its imposition on operating systems is unnecessary and frustrating for many.

The lack of interest from users towards Copilot raises questions about Microsoft’s strategy as it seeks to integrate AI into its ecosystem. As 2025 approaches, the company faces the challenge not only of meeting the expectations of its employees, but also of satisfying the needs of a market that does not always see AI as an essential solution.

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Microsoft presents an AI capable of generating Quake II scenarios in real time and it is terrible

Microsoft has presented an interactive demo inspired by Quake II, which uses a generative artificial intelligence model to create visuals and actions in real time. Under the name Copilot Gaming Experience, the demonstration aims to offer a new way to interact with video games. However, the reality of the execution leaves much to be desired. Despite the billions of dollars invested in its research and development, the visual quality is low and it has performance issues, raising doubts about its viability. A useless technology The technology, known as World and Human Action […]

Microsoft has presented an interactive demo inspired by Quake II, which uses a generative artificial intelligence model to create visuals and actions in real time. Under the name of Copilot Gaming Experience, the demonstration aims to offer a new way to interact with video games. However, the reality of the execution leaves much to be desired. Despite the billions of dollars invested in its research and development, the visual quality is low and presents performance issues, raising doubts about its viability.

A useless technology

The technology, known as the World and Human Action Model, aims to simulate player behaviors and create dynamic environments. Without defined levels or goals, the game environment results in constant change that can disorient players. Several users have experienced physical discomfort, such as dizziness, in this demo, raising concerns about player well-being when using this type of technology.

The analyst also points out that the exorbitant spending on the development of these types of projects raises ethical questions about the direction the video game industry is taking. Despite the boldness involved in integrating artificial intelligence into video games, it does not seem to have met the quality expectations that modern players demand.

Comparing the current situation with Google’s failed streaming platform, Stadia, the question arises whether technological demonstrations, no matter how impressive, really provide anything to the consumer. With the current wave of AI, some are questioning whether the industry is rushing to adopt technologies that are not yet up to the promises made, leaving players dissatisfied in the processes. Undoubtedly, the Copilot Gaming Experience has left a bitter taste, prompting reflection on the future of video games and the role of technology in their evolution.

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Copilot, Microsoft’s AI, is now available on Telegram

Microsoft Copilot, the Artificial Intelligence designed by the American company, and which already has millions of users worldwide, has also landed on Telegram. For now, it is in a beta phase, but users who wish to can already search for and find this service in a completely open way through the well-known instant messaging application.

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Copilot joins Telegram

As explained by Neowin, Microsoft has decided to discreetly create a bot on Telegram that allows for chatting tasks from within the same application. By accepting the terms of use imposed by Microsoft, any Telegram user will be able to try out this service.

However, for now, the version that arrives on Telegram is a beta, which, for now, may present certain hallucinations, so it is important to use this tool with caution. In addition, it will only respond to text commands, and will not generate images, unlike the case of the Copilot version available through Microsoft Edge.

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A strange couple with Copilot as a conjunction

This is a very curious collaboration between two brands, although both benefit from this union. On Microsoft’s side, millions of users will have very easy access to everything Copilot offers, without the need to install other applications or use services outside their usual routine. On Telegram’s side, it is evident that those most interested in generative Artificial Intelligence will visit the application more often and their traffic will be conveniently increased.

Microsoft Copilot, in this way, continues to show a great initiative to give prominence to one of the systems in which it has placed the most trust in recent years. In fact, some of the most notable improvements in recent days, such as the Recall tool, are functions driven through Copilot itself. Therefore, there is no doubt that, at least in Microsoft, projects based on Artificial Intelligence have come to stay indefinitely.

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Copilot sigue creciendo y ahora también ofrece soporte para Microsoft Dynamics.

Microsoft Copilot, el AI generativo que la compañía norteamericana ha diseñado para formar sinergias con su ecosistema, continúa expandiendo sus tentáculos a más servicios que forman parte del entorno de Microsoft. De esta manera, los servicios de Dynamics también recibirán el apoyo de la Inteligencia Artificial para optimizar sus servicios y ofrecer a los usuarios una experiencia de usuario superior.

Poco a poco, Copilot sigue demostrándose como un servicio clave en la estrategia empresarial de Microsoft, ya que gracias a esta Inteligencia Artificial, cada vez más aplicaciones se están beneficiando de las posibilidades que Copilot puede proporcionar a todo tipo de servicios. Por lo tanto, Microsoft Dynamics ha sido el siguiente en la lista.

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Copilot empowers Dynamics

Como Microsoft revela en una nueva publicación, Microsoft Dynamics es el nuevo servicio que se beneficiará de todo lo que Copilot puede ofrecer en términos de optimización y automatización. De hecho, la compañía destaca que sus funciones de recopilación de información jugarán un papel clave para la IA dentro del sistema Dynamics.

This is not the first Microsoft service that exploits the potential of Copilot to easily gather information, as there are many environments within the company where large amounts of data are managed, and an Artificial Intelligence that allows you to locate them easily or summarize them efficiently can help employees save a significant amount of valuable time.

Ambiciosa expansión de Microsoft en IA

Copilot, desde que se anunció el año pasado, se ha mostrado como una pieza clave de la estrategia de Microsoft, y es por eso que, en los últimos meses, la mayoría de las noticias importantes que la compañía ha anunciado a nivel de servicio tienen a Copilot como un vínculo común. De hecho, es probable que haya muchas más noticias por venir, como la mejora anunciada para servicios como Word y Excel.

It is clear that Microsoft has a lot of confidence in Copilot and all that it can offer to users, but it does not solely focus on these features. In fact, it acknowledges that this AI has a very high energy consumption, which also means it requires large amounts of water to cool its systems. For this reason, in addition to continuing to work on improvements through Copilot, Microsoft is also committed to finding AI models with a more sustainable energy consumption that involves lower economic expenditure and a reduced environmental impact.

Educational copilot for universities will start operating on April 1st

Microsoft Copilot, one of the great obsessions of the company that created the Windows systems, will also have a presence in university classrooms very soon. In its educational project, Copilot will start operating from April 1st to offer support and solutions to students. In this way, the Artificial Intelligence developed by Microsoft continues to increase its scope and grow in services and functions.

Microsoft Copilot has been practically uncovered for a year now, since the company officially announced this AI whose model is powered by OpenAI’s GPT-4 iteration, and, during all this time, it has been gaining more and more space within Microsoft’s roadmap until becoming one of its main commercial assets.

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Educational version of Copilot

As Microsoft explains in its official blog, this service focused on higher education will allow students to enjoy Copilot in their student-focused 365 plans. Thanks to this, students from university institutions who join this plan will be able to benefit from all the Copilot services in 365.

In addition, with the educational plan, students will not only have Copilot, but also the entire Microsoft 365 package, including applications such as Teams, Excel, Word, Powerpoint, and the rest of the services included in the subscription.

Copilot as the axis of innovation

It is evident that Microsoft is convinced of the value of Copilot, and that Copilot can be an Artificial Intelligence for practically all audiences. The imminent implementation of its educational version is about to arrive, but the efforts made by the company to implement Copilot within its productivity ecosystem are also remarkable, being part of services such as Teams, Outlook, and many other tools in the 365 package.

Similarly, it also relies on its AI in a more generalist way, being natively integrated into the Edge ecosystem, Microsoft’s official browser, which allows for queries to Copilot as if it were a generative AI, either through written requests or even asking it to generate images. The final quality of these contents, however, is a different story because, although its contents are generated at an astonishing pace, they often come with many noticeable defects to the human eye, but not so much for a machine.

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Copilot Pro starts off on the wrong foot: users are reporting performance issues

Copilot Pro, Microsoft’s premium service that offers a wide range of features, is not starting as well as expected. Many users have complained that the paid service is experiencing performance issues and other bugs that have caused the service to not function as expected.

Microsoft is going all in on Artificial Intelligence with Copilot Pro, the premium subscription to its AI that allows any user to enjoy a wide range of features powered by this software. However, just a few days after starting to operate, the slowness has exhausted the patience of some users.

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Problems with peak hour speed

Microsoft Copilot Pro started working not long ago, after the company publicly announced this paid service for those who wanted to have more features from Copilot without the need for a company subscription. However, despite the novelty, it seems that there are users who are not very satisfied with the performance it presents, suggesting that the service is too slow during high demand moments.

With complaints like this user’s, it is clear that Microsoft will have to work to ensure that the service they offer does not fall in terms of prestige or popularity so quickly. Copilot Pro has been with us for a very short time, and spreading the word as a reliable service is essential to quickly establish its status as an effective and useful AI.

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Since Microsoft announced Copilot at the beginning of 2023, the company’s intention for this system to start capturing a large part of the media spotlight became quite clear. And it’s no wonder, as a highly capable generative Artificial Intelligence like Copilot is specifically designed to have all kinds of synergies within the Windows 11 ecosystem.

In fact, there are already rumors that Microsoft is preparing major changes to Windows to continue adapting the software of its computers to Copilot, as well as making changes in interface and design to update to current times and trends.

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We were told it was impossible, but Microsoft might integrate Copilot into Windows 10

The problem with Copilot is that it is only available on Windows 11 and for a very short time. And of course, Microsoft needs millions of users.

We have talked a lot about Windows Copilot, a Microsoft tool that uses artificial intelligence in Windows 11 to make Microsoft’s operating system much more sophisticated and customizable.

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Microsoft wants its new AI-based Windows Copilot to become your new universal assistant, which means the American company aims to strengthen its entire AI division with the usage and data from millions of users.

The issue Copilot faces is that it’s only available on Windows 11 and has been available for a very short time. As a result, there are very few users using the tool, and Microsoft cannot leverage it to make the assistant a more comprehensive and powerful application.

For this reason, and despite being told it was impossible, it now appears that the company wants to bring the AI assistant to Windows 10 as well.

Bringing AI to an operating system from 2015

This is, in some aspects, a bit surprising, especially considering the age of Windows 10. However, there are still over a billion Windows 10 users, so it makes a lot of sense for Microsoft to seize this opportunity to expand Copilot’s user base.

Windows 10 will reach the end of its support in less than two years: October 2025. Although it was assumed that Microsoft would only provide security updates and bug fixes until then, the company has already shown that it is not entirely opposed to incorporating new features into the operating system, such as the Windows Backup app.

The news shared by Windows Central assures that, according to sources close to the project and the company, Windows 11’s Copilot tool will indeed be added to Windows 10.

It is said that Copilot on Windows 10 will take the same form as in Windows 11, with the AI assistant being accessible through a taskbar button.

In addition to being highly beneficial for Windows 10 users, the vast user base in comparison to Windows 11 means that the move would also be hugely advantageous for Microsoft.

Expanding to Windows 10 would not only mean that the company could gather data from a larger number of users, but it would also help make Copilot a more appealing project for developers.

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