Windows 11 ships nine AI components, you can delete one

Microsoft has detailed multiple AI features integrated into Windows 11, particularly for Copilot+ PCs. While most are deeply embedded, users will soon be able to uninstall one specific AI component, offering a degree of user control over system bloat.
Key takeaways
- Windows 11 includes numerous built-in AI functionalities.
- Copilot+ PCs feature dedicated AI processing hardware.
- Microsoft is enabling uninstallation of one AI component.
- User control over system AI is gradually expanding.
Why it matters
This development is significant for AI users as it highlights Microsoft's increasing integration of AI into the operating system. Understanding which components are removable can help manage system resources and tailor the AI experience to individual needs and preferences.
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