Windows Is Falling Apart, And Microsoft Is Panicking

[Barron]

Forcing AI shit down your throat at every possible moment is ridiculous. I just want to browse the internet and play games when I can. Infact I am having issues with Windows 11 compared to Windows 10 with literally none.

Same goes with nearly all programs/phones etc "all powered by AI". Adobe especially, jesus you cant even load the programs without it saying "powered by AI"

The AI bubble is going to burst as none of the platforms are making any money of them. I seen another article showing that AI fails at nearly 90-95% of tasks done by humans : https://www.forbes.com/sites/andreahill/2025/08/21/why-95-of-ai-pilots-fail-and-what-business-leaders-should-do-instead/

Plus all these AI machines have jacked up the price of nearly every computer components out there. Buying up all the stock for the machines and screwing us regular consumers over by paying nearly 2x more than before.

[RobMc]

Someone mention 'screwing'?

 

I'm in

[TBB]

2 hours ago, RobMc said:

Someone mention 'screwing'?

 

I'm in

Just don't bend over  

[Qualicum]

On 2/15/2026 at 8:47 AM, Barron said:

Forcing AI shit down your throat at every possible moment is ridiculous. I just want to browse the internet and play games when I can. Infact I am having issues with Windows 11 compared to Windows 10 with literally none.

Same goes with nearly all programs/phones etc "all powered by AI". Adobe especially, jesus you cant even load the programs without it saying "powered by AI"

The AI bubble is going to burst as none of the platforms are making any money of them. I seen another article showing that AI fails at nearly 90-95% of tasks done by humans : https://www.forbes.com/sites/andreahill/2025/08/21/why-95-of-ai-pilots-fail-and-what-business-leaders-should-do-instead/

Plus all these AI machines have jacked up the price of nearly every computer components out there. Buying up all the stock for the machines and screwing us regular consumers over by paying nearly 2x more than before.

Linux is great, give it a try.

There are plenty of Adobe alternatives that force you to use AI.

The AI bubble isnt going to burst for a long while yet. Most costs are based on building up infrastructure, and outside of that, the big players are bringing in enough to sustain. As far as the Forbes article, its not saying that it fails at 90-95% of tasks... and most of the pain points in the MIT article it was based off are no longer as big an issue (learning from feedback and remembering context).

The component prices suck though.