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Copilot garbage is back to being mandatory in PowerPoint
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LeeDonahue-7650
30
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Microsoft is pushing their useless AI all over again. PowerPoint this morning showed an unwelcome Copilot button with an intrusive menu and no way to disable it. The switch under the Options menu is missing again. I will NEVER use this "feature" and am starting to pressure my company to look into other options that don't interfere with my work flow.
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LeeDonahue-7650 30 Reputation points
2026-02-13T16:15:38.92+00:00 And naturally, as soon as this posted, an equally useless AI response showed up which had nothing to do other than take up screen space. Way to go, Microsoft, continuing to lower the bar.
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