The AI in Xbox Project Helix won't be the kind you detest.

"We will begin winding down Copilot on mobile and will stop development of Copilot on console," Xbox CEO Sharma wrote in a post on X on Thursday.However, this shouldn't be seen as the end of AI on Xbox in general or the planned next-generation Project Helix in particular. Late last year, Xbox Gaming Copilot went into beta, but according to Gizmodo's own testing, it was as worthless as a sandbag in a porcupine reserve. Using a chatbot interface and AI picture recognition, the AI was meant to provide instruction while the game was being played. However, it frequently failed to effectively convey default game controls or comprehend the function of in-game goods. Furthermore, it was unable to provide any helpful guidance on how to modify a game's visual settings to suit a device such as the Asus ROG Xbox Ally X.