Microsoft Merges Copilot Apps and Kills Unsuccessful Features After Two Years
HaktanSuren · x · 2026-08-14
Microsoft once dubbed AI a "generational shift." However, two years later, the company is merging its Copilot apps and deleting features that failed to gain traction.
This highlights that product management challenges remain critical even for tech giants attempting to integrate AI into their ecosystems.
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