I am currently a Jira admin. One of my colleagues has mistakenly activated ROVO. Now I am not able to disable the ROVO. How can I do that? Due to that, I am unable to downgrade the standard plan to the free plan in my Confluence.
As far as i know you can’t fully disable ROVO because Rovo Search and Studio are now part of the Atlassian platform, but you can turn off its AI features (like Agents and Chat) for Jira, Confluence, etc. Go to admin.atlassian.com → Organization → Settings → AI Settings / AI-enabled Apps and remove AI from each app. This usually resolves issues like downgrading plans. If the downgrade option is still blocked after that, you’ll need to contact Atlassian Support. Also keep in mind that you need to be organization admin, and there’s no user-level opt-out.
Hello!
I don't know who designs your UX but they really need to work harder and with caution.
I'm on a Confluence page and I'd like to find a text in it. I press CTRL+F (Windows) and search for a text, the browser finds it, but I can't read the context of the found string because of this unwanted "Ask Rovo Define Comment" panel. No, I don't want to click to un-select the found string, I'd like to press Enter to move to the next found string if I want to. To do so, I'd like to read the text on the page... and this ugly feature just doesn't let me.
No, I don't want to ask our admin to turn off the AI feature. I just don't want this modal popup to hide the useful text from me.
Can you please advise? Or more likely, just turn off unwanted features by default and let the users turn them on if they want to.
Thanks.
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I EFFING HATE THIS "ROVO AI" BS.
EVERY TIME I OPEN A JIRA WORK ITEM OR NAVIGATE TO A PAGE THERE IS SOME NEW PROMPT FROM THE "AI".
"WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE MORE USELESS AI SLOP SUGGESTIONS ABOUT THIS TOPIC?"
NO!
STOP!
LEAVE ME ALONE!
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