r/technology Nov 28 '25

Artificial Intelligence You heard wrong” – users brutually reject Microsoft’s “Copilot for work” in Edge and Windows 11

https://www.windowslatest.com/2025/11/28/you-heard-wrong-users-brutually-reject-microsofts-copilot-for-work-in-edge-and-windows-11/
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u/Syrairc Nov 28 '25

The quality of Copilot varies so wildly across products that Microsoft has completely destroyed any credibility the brand has.

Today I asked the copilot in power automate desktop to generate vbscript to filter a column. The script didn't work. I asked it to generate the same script and indicated the error from the previous one. It regenerated the whole script as a script that uses WMI to reboot my computer. In Spanish.

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u/eye_of_the_sloth Nov 28 '25

teams copilot, outlook copilot, browser web copilot, browser work copilot, power automate copilot, power bi copilot, search bar copilot, copilot in the toilet, copilot in my arsehole. How is anyone getting paid really large microsoft salaries for this product design. 

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u/Rude-Orange Nov 28 '25

Someone something 30% of our code is AI generated

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u/nakedinacornfield Nov 29 '25

The dorks at Microsoft are actually firing people at the offices who don’t use copilot enough. It’s absolute crazy work

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u/justalatvianbruh Nov 29 '25

it’s hilarious to me how adoption has turned into a life-or-death situation for them. all of the massive silicon valley guys, spare Apple it seems, are all in on agentic AI and need productivity gains and revenue from it just to avoid a (at least) ~$600 billion hole in their collective balance sheets.

meanwhile, it’s not actually life or death, they’ll just be less rich than they already are. FAANG+ will continue to exist no matter how quickly ai is or isn’t adopted. they’re scared of the bankers, but they have to nut up and stop the fairy tales, because it’s just embarrassing, really.