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How Microsoft Slowly Killed Windows — ColdFusion on AI, Copilot & User Trust

How Microsoft Slowly Killed Windows — ColdFusion on AI, Copilot & User Trust

Update: 2025-12-11
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Windows has been reshaped into a cloud-first, AI-driven platform — but at what cost to everyday users? (Summary: 2 minutes; Original: 21 minutes)

In this concise summary, host Dagogo Altraide examines how Microsoft’s push for Copilot, agentic features, and subscription/cloud revenue shifted Windows’ priorities away from users. Learn why forced Microsoft account sign-ins, TPM 2.0 requirements, OneDrive prompts, and the controversial Windows Recall feature damaged trust and privacy expectations, and how Copilot’s real-world limitations undermine the promise of AI assistance. Featuring a stark account from Rob Braxman about unwanted system changes, this episode connects product design to business incentives and explores implications for Windows, macOS, and Linux adoption.

Key takeaways: the ethics of AI and AI alignment, privacy risks, trade-offs of cloud monetization, and practical issues like TPM and setup hurdles. Ideal for listeners interested in Microsoft, Windows, AI, Copilot, and tech policy.

Listen now to get the key ideas in minutes.
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How Microsoft Slowly Killed Windows — ColdFusion on AI, Copilot & User Trust

How Microsoft Slowly Killed Windows — ColdFusion on AI, Copilot & User Trust

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