> As late as 2009, I was living without computers and internet. The most tech thingies in everyone home were the radio, the TV, the VCR (not everyone and half o

> As late as 2009, I was living without computers and internet. The most tech thingies in everyone home were the radio, the TV, the VCR (not everyone and half of them wasn't working properly) and a dumbphone. The VCR? Hrm. What part of the world are you from? No computer and no internet? Hrm. > Drop the free offering for any current AI service and see how much it is that transformative. It is currently being paid for by millions of companies in Microsoft products, and I can tell you that many companies are happy with it. Microsoft honestly has done a tremendous job integrating it with some of their products, less so in others. (Excel is a disaster, Teams has been pretty good)