How do I disable Copilot and all Other AI functionality in Windows 11 PRO

Windows Recall has already been hacked and it's not even out of preview yet. And it only takes seconds.

"TotalRecall, Hagenah says, can automatically work out where the Recall database is on a laptop and then make a copy of the file, parsing all the data as it does so. While Microsoft's new Copilot+ PCs aren't out yet, it's possible to use Recall by emulating a version of the devices. "It does everything automatically," he says. The system can set a date range for extracting the data—for instance, pulling information from only one specific week or day. Pulling one day of screenshots from Recall, which stores its information in an SQLite database, took two seconds at most, Hagenah⁩ says."

https://www.wired.com/story/total-recall-windows-recall-ai/

Yeah, not far behind you. I started with DOS, then through the MS history. Did Netware until NT came out. Jumped ship because I knew Novell couldn't compete with MS. What's somewhat "funny" is that Azure is where MS was with the early days of Windows. Constant change while coders continuosly rewriting the scripting in the background. The constant change with Azure is annoying. Then add marketing trying to put their stamp on things with the constant changing of names (i.e., Entra for AD), and then we're never sure what is what. I've seen many companies over the years who did this and just made the product too confusing to follow. It never ends up well. The young ones won't understand this much, but eventually they be able to look back and see the same thing we do. They say the only constant is change, but it is nice when things stay the same for a while so we can enjoy life for a while. Best of luck to all you guys, young and old.

I was reading this morning in the news how Wells Fargo fired some people for using keyboard simulators to defeat corporate spyware. And I thought to myself, "Mouse clicks and keyboard touches does not equal productivity.  But corporate spy software doesn’t really know that unless it starts to look suspect." Then I started laughing because of Windows Recall... the ultimate in spyware... and how MS is backtracking now on pushing this crapware out. Make me think oh how that keynote presentation might go. ( There so needs to be a standardized Sarcasm font. lol )

"Windows Recall, where everyone can review your productivity like AI artwork.  We'll even include your passwords for free so they can log into your accounts for themselves to see exactly how productive you've been.https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/retrace-your-steps-with-recall-aa03f8a0-a78b-4b3e-b0a1-2eb8ac48701c

Corporate productivity spy software isn't just for major corporations any more.  We've opened it up to the world of hackers and thieves, uhm, we mean, Parents and Guardians so that you can protect your ...  but.. what's that you say, it's not secure..  wait.. please put down the pitchforks...Oh ok.. we'll recall Recall and let it go through the normal vetting process.  That'll make you happy to have our super insecure spyware right??https://www.windowscentral.com/software-apps/windows-11/microsoft-postpones-windows-reca[…]ash-will-launch-copilot-pcs-without-headlining-ai-featureBut it's AI..  You want AI don't you?   All things AI?  Even an AI toilet brush perhaps??"

Yeah.. AI toilet brush.. it's a thing. Hurray for all things AI.