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The relation is tangential at best. Microsoft's management was a personification of corporate rot for a long while now, AI or no AI. They view Windows as a str
by ACCount37 10mo ago
The relation is tangential at best. Microsoft's management was a personification of corporate rot for a long while now, AI or no AI.
They view Windows as a straw to suck users into their higher value products through, and are seemingly unaware of what "UX" is, or how their decisions affect it. Which is how Windows 11 ended up being such a clusterfuck.
- utopiah 10mo ago> The relation is tangential at best. Microsoft's management was a personification of corporate rot for a long while now, AI or no AI. Is it though? Wouldn't you expect "personification of corporate rot" to precisely jump on whatever trendy bandwagon there is to make a quick buck, regardless of consequences, then move on?
- ACCount37 10mo agoI would. But if Microsoft's haphazard AI push was the only thing making Windows 11 worse than Windows 10 was, it would be a good OS overall. I also believe that OS-level AI features can be worthwhile if implemented right. It's just that the chances of that happening at Microsoft, under the current Microsoft leadership, are nonexistent.