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Microsoft Copilot Is Disappearing from LG TVs – The Cost of a Change in Direction

This is an AI translation into this language for easier reading. The original is the German version: open German original.

Microsoft apparently no longer plans to support Copilot on LG televisions. What remains unclear is the exact date, and therefore whether the AI features will disappear temporarily or permanently.

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TVS News AI redaktionell betreut präsentiert Microsoft Copilot verschwindet von LG-TVs – der Preis einer Neuorientierung.

Microsoft's Copilot is set to disappear from connected TVs soon – at least on the LG models where the AI is already integrated. A warning message has already appeared on the televisions, pointing to the end of Microsoft support. According to Frandroid, the exact date is still unknown.

For you as a user, this is primarily relevant if you have been using your television via Copilot. This confirms that Microsoft is allocating its resources differently. The main question that remains open is whether Copilot will only be temporarily unavailable on the affected LG devices or disappear completely.

What Does the End of Copilot Support Mean?

Microsoft had integrated Copilot directly into smart TVs. The warning now visible announces that Microsoft will no longer support the AI integrated into the device. The company is thus withdrawing from this feature on the TV platform.

According to Frandroid, the point at which support will end is still unknown. The source provides no specific deadline or technical explanation. The report also does not address which features will be affected or whether LG will offer alternatives.

Who Is Affected by the Change?

The news is aimed primarily at owners of affected LG televisions who have already set up Copilot or plan to use the feature. The source does not mention other televisions or Microsoft services.

When making a decision, it is probably sensible to wait: Without a fixed date or information about replacement features, it is impossible to say for certain when a switch will be necessary. The only certainty is that Microsoft support is ending.

Microsoft Is Refocusing Its AI Efforts

The report points to a shift in priorities at Microsoft. The company is no longer supporting Copilot on the affected televisions and is concentrating its work on other AI projects. The source does not reveal which projects are taking precedence.

In short: Copilot on LG TVs is nearing its end, but the exact timetable is still missing. You should therefore keep an eye on your use of the feature, but should not rely on an already fixed shutdown date.

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