Summary
- Pavan Davuluri, president of Windows, faces criticism after promoting an operating system with AI agents at Microsoft’s Ignite conference.
- Windows users express dissatisfaction on social media, citing bugs, slow performance and intrusive AI features.
- Windows 11 does not attract many users, with more than 40% of PCs still using Windows 10.
Windows users are not happy with the direction of artificial intelligence in the operating system and have made this very clear on social media. A post by Pavan Davuluri, head of Windows at Microsoft, attracted more than 400 responses, largely negative.
Davuluri wrote a post on X promoting Microsoft’s developer-focused Ignite conference. He said that Windows is evolving to become an “agentic” OS, that is, one that performs tasks autonomously, following user requests.
Windows is evolving into an agentic OS, connecting devices, cloud, and AI to unlock intelligent productivity and secure work anywhere. Join us at #MSIgnite to see how frontier firms are transforming with Windows and what’s next for the platform. We can’t wait to show you!…
— Pavan Davuluri (@pavandavuluri) November 10, 2025
It was enough for users to show up in force and express their dissatisfaction.
Even Grok, X’s native AI chatbot, was called upon by a user to summarize responses.
“The replies indicate huge dissatisfaction with Windows 11. Users frequently cite bugs, slow performance, intrusive AI features, concerns about telemetry and a desire to return to Windows 10 or switch to alternatives such as Linux”, summarized the assistant.
No, the replies overwhelmingly indicate dissatisfaction with Windows 11. Users frequently cite bugs, sluggish performance, intrusive AI features, telemetry concerns, and a desire to revert to Windows 10 or switch to alternatives like Linux. Microsoft should prioritize fixing core…
— Grok (@grok) November 12, 2025
Windows 11 and AI do not please users
In recent years, Microsoft has added more and more Copilot features to Windows 11, the name given to its set of AI tools.
One of the most recent additions is Copilot Voice, which allows you to request actions using natural language. Another is Copilot Vision, which analyzes screen content to provide guided support to the user.
The focus on AI is so big that the company even created the Copilot+ PC certification, which indicates the best computers to run resources of this type.
The news, however, does not seem to have attracted many users. Even before that, Windows 11 no longer had much prestige. An indicator proves the low adoption: Windows 10 remains on more than 40% of PCs, despite the end of support and its successor having been on the market for four years.
With information from Windows Central
Source: https://tecnoblog.net/noticias/presidente-do-windows-sofre-criticas-apos-promessa-de-sistema-com-agentes-de-ia/
