Over the past two years with my Windows Intelligence column, I’ve delivered some of the best boots-on-the-ground reporting of my career, from Microsoft’s big Copilot event to tracking the evolution of AI tools from 2023 to 2025 to countless useful Windows tips and detailed analyses. I’m incredibly proud of the information I’ve been able to provide Computerworld readers.
Now, with the Windows Intelligence newsletter coming to an end and about to evolve into my own personal project, I wanted to revisit my favorite posts, the ones that should be of the most relevance to Windows users. They’re still useful today!
1. Understanding and using LLMs
Over the past few years, I’ve tracked the evolution of generative AI (genAI) tools, but I’ve tried to avoid the hype. Instead, I’ve called these tools what they are, noting that many people would probably use the early version of Copilot wrong because large language models (LLMs) are closer to story generators than assistants.
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