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murder
rank Sat Jan 10 19:48:47
AI PCs aren't selling, and Microsoft's PC partners are scrambling

Microsoft has gone all-in with its plans to turn the Windows PC into an AI-powered 'agentic OS.' But at least one PC maker says consumers aren't buying the Copilot hype.

> Dell executives have been disappointed by the response to AI PCs.

> Dell's head of product said AI features are likely confusing consumers.

> Microsoft's CEO has become the company's "most influential product manager" to try to fix things.

Read it here: https://ww...ts-pc-partners-are-scrambling/

Pillz
rank Sat Jan 10 20:07:49
This doesn't really matter. The marketing doesn't work, but they own the garden.

Cherub Cow
rank Sat Jan 10 20:26:05
"The marketing doesn't work, but they own the garden."

Yeah, and also the entire point of A.I. isn't to help users, it's to allow these companies to mine data and predict behaviors to effect social control. Those massive A.I.-farms aren't so that users can find out when the local movie starts, and companies like NVIDIA have moved past selling gamers products for their PC builds.. to selling pallets of A.I. products to giant operations.

Even the fact of Microsoft's CEO being an Indian should worry people. They're mining strategic intelligence for the war being arranged between the West and BRICS+. Microsoft isn't training on users for the best experience so much as to learn how Westerners think so that they can control conflict. Everyone is building their own "Enigma Machine" so they can make an edge for themselves in conflict.

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murder rank	Sat Jan 10 19:48:47 AI PCs aren't selling, and Microsoft's PC partners are scrambling Microsoft has gone all-in with its plans to turn the Windows PC into an AI-powered 'agentic OS.' But at least one PC maker says consumers aren't buying the Copilot hype. > Dell executives have been disappointed by the response to AI PCs. > Dell's head of product said AI features are likely confusing consumers. > Microsoft's CEO has become the company's "most influential product manager" to try to fix things. Read it here: https://ww...ts-pc-partners-are-scrambling/
Pillz rank	Sat Jan 10 20:07:49 This doesn't really matter. The marketing doesn't work, but they own the garden.
Cherub Cow rank	Sat Jan 10 20:26:05 "The marketing doesn't work, but they own the garden." Yeah, and also the entire point of A.I. isn't to help users, it's to allow these companies to mine data and predict behaviors to effect social control. Those massive A.I.-farms aren't so that users can find out when the local movie starts, and companies like NVIDIA have moved past selling gamers products for their PC builds.. to selling pallets of A.I. products to giant operations. Even the fact of Microsoft's CEO being an Indian should worry people. They're mining strategic intelligence for the war being arranged between the West and BRICS+. Microsoft isn't training on users for the best experience so much as to learn how Westerners think so that they can control conflict. Everyone is building their own "Enigma Machine" so they can make an edge for themselves in conflict.
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