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Reply to post: AI will die ...

Are Copilot+ PCs really the fastest Windows PCs? X and Copilot don't think so

Tuesday 3rd December 2024 17:38 GMT Anonymous Coward

AI will die ...

When you suggest it can do the CEOs job after it's consumed the lower layers ....

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