- Microsoft’s terms of service for Copilot emphasize that the AI tool is intended for entertainment purposes only, cautioning users against blindly trusting its outputs.
- This statement aligns with growing skepticism among experts regarding the reliability of AI models.
- The clarification serves as a reminder for users to approach AI-generated content with critical thinking.
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