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Artificial intelligence has many benefits, and closer integration with our daily workloads has helped Microsoft’s Copilot gain popularity. However while it may be a useful addition to Windows 11, many users have complained that it’s not all that necessary in Windows Server.

According to Bob Pony, posting a screenshot to X (via WindowsReport), Copilot has now been removed from Windows Server 2025 as part of Build 26085.

Microsoft is preparing to tweak today’s Windows PC keyboards to make room for generative AI: Meet the Copilot Key. 

The key is designed to automatically trigger the Copilot program on Windows 11, giving users quick access to Microsoft’s ChatGPT-powered virtual assistant. “This will not only simplify people’s computing experience but also amplify it, making 2024 the year of the AI PC,” the company says.

Microsoft touts the Copilot key as the biggest change to the PC keyboard layout since the company introduced the Windows logo key in 1994, which pulls up the Start Menu. 

(Microsoft)

Copilot landed on Windows 11 in September. It’s accessible through an icon on the taskbar, but Microsoft is so bullish on generative AI, it decided Copilot deserved a spot as a hardware-based…