If it's just chatGPT that gets added to Windows, just as it is right now, that might work right away.<br>They can use it as a "Clippy 2" for the entire PC.<br>Even better if they have a very specific version of chatGPT trained for that function.<br><br>If all of openAI or other AI's get added to Windows, then they better have them on a separate Windows distribution First, to see how the public reacts to it.<br>If they do it right, and see that people like it, they could potentially release it in the main distribution, but allow us to turn them off in case some of us don't want them.<br>If they do it wrong, or people don't like it, just kill the idea in it's birth bed and, if they really want to try again, they should wait a couple of years and only do it only if AI is more accepted by the time they want to re-try.