The potential absence of Copilot in the 23H2 update gains credibility from this enablement news. Speculation regarding its inclusion had circulated, but looking at the current early version of Copilot in testing, it appears to be quite basic and limited in its functionality within the Windows environment. At this stage, it functions more like an integrated Bing chatbot in a side panel on the desktop.
Based on this information, it is highly likely that Copilot will not be part of the Windows 11 23H2 update. Microsoft would likely prioritize taking additional time to refine and improve the AI assistant, ensuring it is done right. A rushed release could risk negative reception and potentially harm Microsoft’s reputation, much like what happened with Cortana or Clippy in the past.
