It can be both: * You can of course run Microsoft's AI on Windows on this hardware. * But I'll bet you can also use the NPU and the drivers that Windows has w

It can be both: * You can of course run Microsoft's AI on Windows on this hardware. * But I'll bet you can also use the NPU and the drivers that Windows has with different AI software. * And sooner or later, I'm very interested to see Linux drivers for these NPUs so we can have nice hardware-accelerated AI without needing any proprietary software. So I'd say that FOSS is an appropriate reply, but there is room for a continuum of answers.