Core Viewpoint - Microsoft's Copilot AI chatbot is becoming a controversial feature in Windows 11 and is now extending its reach into the television sector, indicating a broader trend of AI integration in everyday products [1] Group 1: AI Integration in Television - Users have reported that their LG TVs received an update that installed Microsoft's Copilot AI application without an uninstall option, highlighting the growing trend of AI integration in consumer electronics [1] - Although users can choose to ignore the application, the integration of AI into televisions is seen as an inevitable trend [1] Group 2: Market Strategy - Microsoft appears to be promoting Copilot on televisions to capture a larger share of the AI application market, aiming to establish Copilot as the preferred platform for AI queries [1] - The webOS system used by LG TVs is based on Linux, suggesting that Microsoft may be preparing for a broader rollout of Copilot AI applications to the Linux user base, which currently holds a 3% share of the PC market [1] Group 3: Risks for Other Platforms - Other television operating systems may also face the risk of integrating Microsoft's Copilot AI application, which could be problematic for users who prefer not to have AI processing tasks on their televisions [1]