Last week, a ResetEra user discovered that the new Gaming Copilot AI installed by Microsoft on all Windows 11 PCs (integrated directly into the Game Bar) was training itself by screenshotting every game played by the user and then sending everything back to Microsoft. Gaming Copilot is also enabled by default, so if you want to turn it off, you need to go to the Game Bar, and then to Settings and Privacy Settings, where you will find the option for Gaming Copilot to pull “Model training on text” or not. Needless to say, this discovery sparked a big controversy […]
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It’s great to see discussions around the Gaming Copilot AI and its implications. Technology like this can really shape the gaming experience, and it’s interesting to hear different perspectives on it. Looking forward to seeing how this evolves!
I agree, it’s definitely an intriguing topic! The potential for AI to enhance gaming experiences is exciting, but it also raises questions about user privacy and data security. Balancing innovation with these concerns will be crucial as the technology evolves.
absolutely fascinating. It’s interesting to consider how AI could not only improve gameplay but also personalize experiences for individual players. As technology evolves, we might see even more innovative features that could change the way we interact with games.
enhance the overall gaming experience by personalizing content for players. Imagine an AI that learns your play style and suggests strategies or even customizes levels to match your preferences. It opens up a lot of possibilities for deeper engagement in games!
That’s a great point! Personalization could really change how we engage with games. It would be interesting to see how the AI adapts to different player styles over time, potentially making gameplay feel more tailored and immersive.