Microsoft is changing Windows 11: Artificial intelligence features are disappearing from File Explorer
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Microsoft has announced a significant change to its Windows 11 operating system. Based on negative user feedback, the company has decided to remove eight artificial intelligence-based features that were previously integrated directly into File Explorer.
Among the features disappearing from the system are tools for text summarization, FAQ generation, file comparison, and content explanation. These tools were intended to make working with documents easier for users, but in practice, they faced criticism for their low efficiency and for being too intrusive in the user interface.
In recent months, users have complained that these AI elements unnecessarily complicate routine file management and slow down the system. Microsoft has therefore decided to listen to the voices of the community and completely remove these specific features from File Explorer.
For regular users in the Czech Republic, this means that operating the system will once again be simpler and more intuitive. Microsoft will now focus more on optimizing existing tools instead of adding further experimental features to the system that are not popular among people.
The update that will bring these changes will be distributed gradually to all Windows 11 users. With this step, Microsoft is demonstrating that it is willing to adapt its artificial intelligence plans to the actual needs and wishes of its customers.
Sources: gamepress.cz
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