Both Microsoft and Canonical are integrating AI into their operating systems, but the post oversimplifies the situation. Microsoft didn't 'kill' Windows with Copilot — it rebranded and integrated AI features that users can decline, and some apps like Notepad had the Copilot label removed. Canonical's move toward gradual AI features is a real trend, but it's framed as enterprise-focused with local inference options, not a panicked copy of Microsoft's unpopular approach. The post cherry-picks Microsoft's misstep to suggest Canonical is making the same blunder, when the strategies are actually quite different.