Microsoft readies Windows for AI agents as third-party agents such as Meta's Muse spread
Beyond Surface hardware, Microsoft used its October 7 event to change how Windows runs, routes, and contains AI agents, as third-party agents such as Meta's Muse draw privacy complaints and, according to a Bank of America analyst, threaten platform owners' control of transactions. Apple and Google have expanded agent tools in their operating systems this year, and <em>Reuters</em> described Microsoft's push as a challenge to Apple's effort to bring more AI into personal devices.
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