Productivity · Collaboration & MessagingstructuralAI PoweredUXSAAS

User Backlash Against Forced AI Features in Productivity Tools

Users of collaboration tools like Miro express frustration at AI features being added and pushed by default, wanting the option to use a plain, AI-free productivity app as before. This reflects a broader sentiment against unwanted AI feature bloat in SaaS products.

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