Microsoft to end Copilot support on smart TVs this year

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Microsoft is discontinuing its Copilot AI assistant on all televisions later this year, roughly two years after LG and Samsung promoted the feature at CES 2025. The change was not announced officially by any of the companies but surfaced through an on-screen notice on a webOS-powered LG TV belonging to a Windows Central editor. According to the notice, Microsoft decided to end support for Copilot functionality across TVs, including the version offered on LG sets. The report was published by Windows Central and covered by The Verge.

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