A leaked internal document from Microsoft reveals a controversial strategy aimed at making users 'addicted' to its AI assistant, Scout. This admission is particularly alarming as AI companies have faced criticism for creating systems that can lead to unhealthy dependencies. The document outlines a three-phase plan to integrate a more accessible version of OpenClaw AI into Microsoft 365, emphasizing the need to grow a daily user base. Anonymous sources within Microsoft expressed mixed feelings about the language used, with one employee labeling the admission as 'very troubling.' The document claims that over 1,000 employees, including CEO Satya Nadella, are already utilizing the AI tool, ClawPilot, which has become one of the most requested internal tools without any formal marketing push. The ethical implications of promoting addiction in technology are significant, especially as AI tools increasingly engage users in a conversational manner, potentially leading to cognitive and mental health challenges. This revelation raises questions about the responsibility of tech companies in designing their products.