Am I missing something? I thought is was obvious that Microsoft is clearly about to establish the next "standard" with near windows level of ubiquity, it will

Am I missing something? I thought is was obvious that Microsoft is clearly about to establish the next "standard" with near windows level of ubiquity, it will end up our primary starting point to use Microsoft stuff - we won't open apps, Copilot will. Actions speak louder than words tho - look at how obvious they are being Copilot is included with windows, they added a button for it to all keyboards made here on out, built it into Edge, Office, is a standalone app, their search engine and now their Xbox games NPCs will be AI powered, prolly open to all their game pass studios. If it goes the way I expect Microsoft will be essentially done positioning themselves for the world we talk to and expect to listen to us - and organize, track and recall anything I talk to about it. Perfect for the smart glasses we all about to buy Tbh, I think this will be the end of computing as we conceive it now - just not for the reason I expected originally. Folders for example - I think Copilot will end folders and all the file organization stuff for normal users. I shouldn't need to ever kno where that stuff is on my PC after a future date, or manage it in any way. Instead we'll have "real-time" folders, created from our own saved content, assembled to our inquiry and according to our preferences all named, topic labeled, and dated - but not by us. Stored and retrieved by AI - lots like human memory actually. Bc we'd then NEED Copilot just to access our stuff - I think that is most definitely coming sooner than later