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Despite hefty investment into AI, Microsoft is struggling to make headway against ChatGPT and a host of other AI assistants.

Microsoft is testing a new Copilot-powered interface in the Canary version of Edge, replacing the MSN feed on the New Tab Page in an attempt to streamline browsing, according to Windows Latest.

It also only runs on Copilot Plus PCs that meet Microsoft's " Secured-core standard." The post contains illustrations of Recall's security architecture.

Microsoft’s embarrassing Recall. Copilot Plus PCs launched this week, but a lack of reviews and the AI-powered Recall mess has overshadowed a big moment for Windows on Arm.

Well, according to The Verge, Recall has been delayed yet again, after initially being planned for a launch in June alongside the company's and its partners' Copilot+ laptops.

Even though Recall and the updated Copilot are two different things, some users are sure to see the updated Copilot as additional evidence of Microsoft trying to intrude in your privacy, once again.

For a start, sensitive Recall data is apparently stored in a plaintext database. Plus, Microsoft says Recall captures passwords, too, if the password field on a website doesn’t blank them out.

Copilot is Microsoft's branding for various AI-powered tools embedded across its ecosystem, including in Windows, Edge, Bing, Microsoft 365 (all the Office apps), Teams, GitHub and security tools.