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LG will discontinue support for Microsoft's Copilot AI assistant functionality across its entire TV lineup within the year, according to a report by Windows Central. The move ends the assistant's availability on LG televisions, with the feature instead positioned for the company's 2025 lineup according to materials referenced in the report.
The report by Windows Central indicates that the AI assistant's functionality on LG TVs is being sunset across all models, not limited to specific product tiers or regions. LG had integrated Copilot as part of its smart TV software, allowing users to access Microsoft's AI assistant directly from the television interface.
The discontinuation applies to the TV platform as a whole, while the report's accompanying materials point to the Copilot feature continuing in the company's 2025 monitor lineup.
The exact timeline for the phase-out and the technical reasons behind the decision were not detailed in the report. It also remains unconfirmed whether Copilot functionality will reappear in future TV generations or whether LG plans to offer an alternative AI assistant on the platform.
The termination of Copilot on TVs reflects the difficulty of sustaining third-party AI assistant integrations on living-room devices, where usage patterns and hardware constraints differ from PC environments. No statement from LG or Microsoft addressing the discontinuation was included in the report.
Given that the core claim — the end of the AI assistant's functionality on all LG TVs this year — matches the Windows Central report and is not contradicted by available information, the claim is Mostly True.
