Microsoft's much-awaited AI tool, Recall, is hitting yet another snag. This tool, designed for Copilot+ PCs, has already seen delays in June and August. Now, it seems, testing for Windows Insiders won't start until December. Brandon LeBlanc, a senior product manager at Windows, explained that the team wants to ensure Recall is both secure and trustworthy. "We're taking more time to refine the experience before sharing it with Windows Insiders, " he said.
Recall is supposed to make working with PCs more efficient. It uses AI to remember commands and preferences, making it easier for users to get things done. However, these repeated delays raise questions about whether the tool is ready for prime time.
Brandon's statement hints at potential issues with the tool's security and reliability. It's crucial for Microsoft to get these features right, as users expect a seamless and secure experience from their PCs. The delay could also signal a need to improve the AI's accuracy and responsiveness.
This isn't the first time Microsoft has had to slow down a new feature. In the past, they've delayed other updates to ensure quality. But with the increasing competition in AI-powered tools, every delay counts.
Users might be disappointed by the delay, but it's a sign that Microsoft is taking the time to get things right. After all, it's better to have a feature that works well than one that's rushed and full of bugs.
