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“Forcing” users to use Copilot! Microsoft is doing everything for AI.
Recently, Microsoft has forcefully integrated its AI assistant Copilot into the Microsoft 365 Consumer subscription service in Australia and several Southeast Asian countries, while also raising subscription prices, causing dissatisfaction among some users. Analysts stated that Microsoft has been making huge investments in AI, and this move to bundle the AI assistant emphasizes its determination to profit from its AI investments.
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ChatGPT experienced its second outage this month, and OpenAI stated that the issue originated from the "upstream supplier."
OpenAI stated that a large-scale outage began at 11 a.m. Eastern Time on the 26th. Microsoft, the exclusive Cloud Computing Service provider for OpenAI, reported on the same day that one of its Datacenters encountered "power issues," primarily affecting users in North America.