Microsoft Copilot - Safety ?

Darren Swartzendruber

First off, it's not an issue with Microsoft CoPilot (which is Microsoft's AI agent, but it is also being used to name all products and services using their new AI technology) ... the issue you describe in your post (and many of the replies) is with a feature of the new Microsoft CoPilot+ PCs which is called Recall.

At the time of writing this post, Recall has not been released AND because of the many concerns about this feature, Microsoft has gone back to address the concerns.

I just powered on my new Microsoft Laptop 7 which is one of the new CoPilot+ PCs. During the setup, it is stated at Recall will be coming soon. I here sometime in the Fall.

MY question is ... will (and when) Logos start providing a Windows ARM version of the desktop app (like they had to do with the MacOS version when Apple went ARM a few years ago.

Bootjack

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1301855#Comment_1301855

Don, do you use a Mac? 

I use both.

And FYI, Recall has now been pulled.

Thank you for the clarification. May I ask which of the two do you like the best or is there such a thing?

Don Awalt

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1301878#Comment_1301878

Thank you for the clarification. May I ask which of the two do you like the best or is there such a thing?

I do most of my work on a Mac, including Verbum. I use Windows 11 only for a couple of applications that do not run on Macs. I have a long history with Windows though, so I kept it up. Why do you ask?

Chad Katter

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1301861#Comment_1301861

I just powered on my new Microsoft Laptop 7 which is one of the new CoPilot+ PCs.

How well does Logos run on Microsoft Surface Laptop 7th Edition?

Bootjack

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1301885#Comment_1301885

Thank you for the clarification. May I ask which of the two do you like the best or is there such a thing?

I do most of my work on a Mac, including Verbum. I use Windows 11 only for a couple of applications that do not run on Macs. I have a long history with Windows though, so I kept it up. Why do you ask?

The question lies in curiosity. I've not used an Apple product, and at this point in life, I have no intention nor reason to switch. I've heard some horror stories about Windows, and I feel kind of left out, not having experienced any of those particular woes myself. Years ago, I was informed that getting bored in front of one's computer (or someone else's) can bring on some spectacular griefs. I suspect the same holds true for today.