在CES 2025的LG和Samsung 宣布表示他们最新的智能电视包括访问Microsoft的Copilot之后近两年，根据Windows中央的一份报告，该公司即将结束今年所有电视上对AI助手功能的支持。
Microsoft在智能电视上结束Copilot支持
关于LG TV 揭示的一个通知，Copilot功能很快会在所有电视上消失。
新闻并非来自LG,Samsung或Microsoft的官方公告，而是来自Windows中央电视台(Zac Bowden's webOS-powered LG TV)今天早些时候出现的一则屏幕上的通知。 “Microsoft最近决定停止对所有电视机的Copilot功能的支持，包括我们的LG电视机提供的Copilot功能。 因此，在您的电视上已经无法使用Copilot的功能，而且可能会很快停止运行。 Copilot将何时停止使用智能电视，但称的功能“定于2026年停用”
去年12月，LG在WebOS更新后面临反弹，在他们的电视上增加了不可移动的Microsoft Copilot快捷键，在浏览器中打开了AI助手的网络应用。 LG最终决定允许在很多用户在网上表达不满后删除快捷键，因为未获得他们的批准而将其添加。
Microsoft Copilot主要在Samsung和LG智能电视上担任友好的AI动力伴奏，用户可以与之聊天，询问目前屏幕上的内容，或者为TV 显示和电影获得推荐。 但今年早些时候，Microsoft 推出一个新的Copilot"超级app"将多个AI能力捆绑在一起，包括聊天，agents，并编码成一个单一的接口，作为推动Copilot更多定位为商业和生产力工具的一部分，而较少定位为数字伴奏。
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Nearly two years after LG and Samsung announced at CES 2025 that their latest smart TVs would include access to Microsoft’s Copilot, the company is ending support for the AI assistant’s functionality on all TVs this year, according to a report by Windows Central.
Microsoft is ending Copilot support on smart TVs
A notification on LG TVs reveals that Copilot functionality is soon going away on all TVs.
The news comes not from an official announcement from LG, Samsung, or Microsoft, but from an on-screen notification that appeared on Windows Central’s Zac Bowden’s webOS-powered LG TV earlier today. “Microsoft has recently decided to end support for Copilot functionality on all TVs, including the Copilot-enabled feature available on our LG TVs. As a result, the Copilot-enabled feature on your TV is no longer available and may stop functioning shortly,” the notification explains. It doesn’t specify exactly when Copilot will stop working on smart TVs, but says the feature is “scheduled for discontinuation during 2026” and a specific date is “subject to Microsoft’s timeline.”
Last December, LG faced backlash after an update to webOS added an unremovable Microsoft Copilot shortcut to their TVs that opened the AI assistant’s web app in a browser. LG eventually decided to allow the shortcut to be deleted following many users expressing their frustration online with it being added without their approval.
Microsoft Copilot primarily served as a friendly AI-powered companion on Samsung and LG smart TVs that users could chat with, ask questions about what was currently on screen, or get recommendations for TV shows and movies. But earlier this year, Microsoft introduced a new Copilot “super app” that bundled multiple AI capabilities including chat, agents, and coding into a single interface as part of a push towards positioning Copilot more as a business and productivity tool, and less as a digital companion.
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