Copilot AI

Microsoft has begun warning users to be cautious with its services after controversy over the accuracy of its AI tools. The company has updated its service agreement to make it clear that its AI tools should be considered assistive tools rather than substitutes for professional advice. The new terms, which will take effect at the end of next month, specifically highlight issues with its health chatbot, pointing out the risks of users relying too much on its advice. Microsoft has made it clear that AI cannot replace professionals. Microsoft's revised terms specifically target the limitations of its assistive AI: "AI services…