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Microsoft wants users to be addicted to Scout, their AI personal assistant
Microsoft's internal strategy document reveals plans to make users "addicted" to its new Scout AI personal assistant before expanding its functionality, according to 404 Media. The phased approach aims to build dependency on the tool as part of a broader strategy to lock users into Microsoft's ecosystem, continuing the company's history of creating vendor lock-in across products like Windows.
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