Paul Thurrott and Richard Campbell discuss the release of Windows 11 26H2, noting it primarily marks a support cycle change rather than introducing major new features. They explore the stagnation of desktop UX, highlighting a talk by former Apple and Google designer Scott Jensen on why Microsoft and Apple have failed to innovate since the 1980s. The hosts also analyze the rise of AI-driven interfaces, debating whether Microsoft’s Copilot super-app could eventually replace the traditional operating system, while touching on the history of Windows on ARM and enterprise adoption challenges.
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