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Microsoft’s aggressive AI push sparked backlash and the “microslop” trend. Now, the company is quietly scaling things back, shifting toward more subtle, useful AI across Windows and its apps.

Microsoft is discreetly removing the Copilot button from several Windows 11 apps like Notepad and Snipping Tool. This move aims to streamline AI integration, reducing visible branding while retaining ...

Microsoft spent the past two years putting Copilot everywhere inside Windows 11. Now it is quietly taking some of it back.

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The latest changes to the Windows 11 Notepad app and snipping tool show Microsoft is retreating from the "Copilot" branding, even if the AI functions remain.

After months of Copilot showing up everywhere in Windows 11 like an overenthusiastic guest who refuses to leave, Microsoft is finally dialing things back. The company has started scaling back Copilot ...