Microsoft said it will update the terms of use for Copilot after they went viral.

The company has baked its AI assistant into everything from Word to Windows, but it's apparently only for fun.

The AI companion once hailed as "the future of work" has been downgraded to "entertainment purposes only." Industry watchers ...

Microsoft's terms of service call Copilot entertainment-only, but the company has been pushing it as much more than that.

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While Microsoft says it is moving forward with plans to improve Windows 11, the use of web wrappers like this doesn't point ...

Microsoft's official Terms of Use for its AI tools say 'Copilot is for entertainment purposes only,' 'can make mistakes,' and 'may not work as intended.'.

Microsoft may imply that Copilot is a fantastic business tool in all its ads, but the terms of service say it's for ...

Microsoft replaces native Copilot with a web app on Windows 11, embedding Edge and increasing RAM usage significantly.

Microsoft's terms of service says Copilot is for entertainment purposes only...It can make mistakes, and it may not work as ...

Microsoft will remove access to its AI assistant in certain Office apps for the largest Microsoft 365 enterprise customers ...

Microsoft does face some genuine risks. Copilot must do far better moving forward. Microsoft also has approximately 45% of ...