Ars Technica reports Microsoft will add AI to Windows, to steal your corporate secrets
Look, I think it's a dumb feature and a dumb direction for Microsoft to head so deep into (AI and the whole Copilot branding). But that title is a downright lie and not supported by the article at all.
The article refutes your title in the 5th and 6th paragraph. Did you link to a reddit post rather than the article to make your title more clickbait? Come on, that doesn't foster actual discussion. You can do better than that.
I appreciate the content there, but the second sentence refutes exactly what you're saying.
Cast or put doubt on Microsoft security, or their privacy practices. That would be a great conversation starter as a post. But without evidence of wrongdoing the post here is a non story.
An example that would be notable is: "Packet sniffing reveals that Recall is sending image hashes to remote servers". That would be a big story that could then appeal to the title of this post. But the Ars article, and even that screen shot you posted is nothing like that.
There's a reason reputable news sites don't report on things that don't happen. Its because that's not news. So back to the reference to the title of this post: "to steal your corporate secrets" is just blatantly false!