Nobody was willing to pay you for your AI so, after wasting billions making it, you decide to force enable it and raise the overall price of Google Workspaces, a platform companies cannot easily migrate off of. Like a bad cook at a dinner party trying to sneak their burned appetizers onto my place, Google clearly understood I didn't want their garbage and decided what I wanted didn't matter. Google’s not the only company walking back its AI up-charge: Microsoft announced in November that its own Copilot Pro AI features, which had also previously been a $20 monthly upgrade, would become part of the standard Microsoft 365 subscription.