A senior Microsoft executive announced the evolution of Windows into an agentic operating system with AI features, which has been met with skepticism on social media. The Windows Insider Blog introduced AI agents in Windows 11 Insider Build 26220.7262, featuring an "Experimental agentic features" toggle that allows the creation of an "Agent Workspace," an isolated desktop environment. Currently, Agent Workspaces are non-functional and serve only as a toggle option. The AI agents are designed to handle routine tasks locally on users' machines, inspired by applications like ChatGPT and Copilot Actions. The Agent Workspace operates separately from standard directories, ensuring actions are logged for security. AI agents are disabled by default, requiring administrator privileges to enable, and can be granted read/write access to specific folders based on user permissions. The introduction of Agent Workspaces creates a new user account for the AI agent, maintaining administrative control and distinct permissions. However, the functionality is limited, leading to user frustration over unaddressed issues in the operating system.