Microsoft introduced Copilot Actions, an experimental AI feature for Windows designed to automate tasks such as file organization and email management. Security experts identified vulnerabilities including AI hallucinations and prompt injection, which can result in incorrect responses and allow hackers to execute malicious commands. Microsoft stated that Copilot Actions is off by default and recommended only experienced users enable it, but did not specify required expertise or protective steps. IT administrators can manage the feature using tools like Intune, though concerns remain about user awareness and security prompt fatigue. Similar AI integrations are being adopted by other major tech companies, often moving from optional to default features. Business leaders are advised to evaluate security risks when adopting new AI technologies.

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