After Windows 7 we made big changes we wanted with Windows 8, and people still bought it, right? When we came out with Windows 11, we could have made changes that our loyal customers wanted, but instead we went all out AI, like a dog chasing squirrels in the park. We said to the customer, "We don't care if you trust us, but we're training on your documents, from you financial records, the pictures of your wife and family, right down to the love letters to your girlfriend, and that picture of your junk you sent her." Customers don't really care if they feel they have any control over their computers. Update and reboot when we want to. Crunch on the SSD all night. Even turn on the computer when they aren't even looking. Screw the battery life. There are a still faithful customers who think that we are going to put things right, but we showed them, because we laid off one quarter of our staff, and replaced them with AI. So, with our AI, nuclear power from 3-mile island, Data=center cooling from your favorite fishing ponds, hell, we can lay off everyone, and the quality of Windows won't suffer....
