I have a feeling that Microsoft is setting themselves up for a serious antitrust lawsuit if they do what they are intending on. They should really be careful about introducing products into the OS that take away from all other AI shops. I fear this would cripple innovation if allowed to do so as well, since Microsoft has drastically fatter wallets than most of their competition.

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dreamcompiler 3 hours ago | parent | next [-]

There's no such thing as antitrust in the US right now. Google's recent slap on the wrist is all the proof you need.

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delfinom 4 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Under the current US administration the only thing Microsoft is getting is numerous piles of taxpayer bailouts.

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shevy-java 4 hours ago | parent [-]

Corruption is indeed going strong in the current corporate-controlled US group of lame actors posing as government indeed. At the least Trump is now regularly falling asleep - that's the best example that you can use any surrogate puppet and the underlying policies will still continue.

	▲	eastbound an hour ago \| parent [-]
		If I mention a president who was more of a general secretary of the party, taking notes of decisions taken for him by lobbies from the largest corporations, falling asleep and having incoherent speech to the point that he seems to be way past the point of stroke, I don’t think anyone will guess Trump.

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Eddy_Viscosity2 3 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Trump has ushered in a truly lawless phase of american politics. I mean, it was kind of bad before, but at least there was a pretense of rule of law. A trillion dollar company can easily just buy its way out of any enforcement of such antitrust action.