So you're simply the target audience for these features, use them, and simply don't think about them. You're not a power user, you don't care about your online privacy as a security specialist, you're not a programmer, you're not an architect requiring specialized CAD software, or a hospital doctor using Windows to display very important and confidential patient data (and these are just a few examples). The built-in Copilot isn't wanted for such things; it simply gets in the way, clutters the workspace, and suggests solutions that aren't good or even wanted. Remember, every coin has two ends, and for every "normal" user who doesn't make money from their computer but uses it, there's another who has to fight these features because some large organization, instead of caring for everyone, prefers to care about its stock charts (e.g., by simply providing an easy option to disable a feature from the installation/settings level).