US EditionMicrosoft Warns About New Experimental Feature in Windows
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Microsoft is accelerating the integration of AI agents into the heart of Windows 11, transforming its operating system into an "agent" platform. However, the technology giant itself admits that this technology involves unprecedented security flaws and risks of "hallucinations", while continuing this strategic deployment in the face of fierce competition and an increasingly distrustful user base.
Microsoft Warns Windows 11 AI Agents May Hallucinate Or Even Install Malware
Microsoft's big pitch for the future of Windows is that it's turning into an "agentic OS, " or a system where autonomous AI helpers don't just answer questions, but instead actually do things for you. They'll organize files, wrangle tasks, juggle apps, and basically act like little digital interns living inside Windows 11. Except now, Microsoft
Microsoft admits that IA agents can have hallucinations and be victims of attacks But will continue to flood Windows 11 with IA agents even if you don't want itFor a few weeks, Microsoft has been linking Windows' future to artificial intelligence agents. The company has just launched, among other things, the experimental feature called "Agent Workspace." The company's documentation itself stresses that these agents can have hallucinations, act...
Windows 11 receives autonomous AI agents for complex tasks for the first time with a new update. However, Microsoft warns against risks when introducing them. Since AI has write rights, malfunctions can damage important files. (Continue reading)
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