What will universities do when their enterprise AI platforms start forcing unwanted features on them?

I thought this was important to note about ChatGPT Edu rolling out agents. They announced on November 4th that the feature would become available by default on November 18th. Even assuming there were prior background discussions, this is not enough of a window for universities to plan and build a governance infrastructure around this:

Personal dots can continue working on tasks between conversations. Dots are generally available to eligible ChatGPT Enterprise, Edu, and Healthcare workspaces, with an admin preview until November 18, 2026. During the preview, workspace owners and admins can enable access or opt out before dots become available by default on November 18. Dots are not available for workspaces with UAE data or inference residency.

Owners and admins can control which members can use dots, view personal dots and their connections, pause or resume them, and review usage and admin activity. Workspace owners can also delete personal dots. For setup and controls, see: Managing dots in ChatGPT workspaces.

https://help.openai.com/en/articles/10128477-chatgpt-enterprise-and-edu-release-notes

What happens when this isn’t an option? What happens if these are immediately rolled out and there is no option to withdraw? It is not implausible that OpenAI (and other firms) will harden their delivery strategies once their product is more securely embedded. There is a profound dependency in enterprise AI which I’m increasingly alarmed that universities will not have the resources or agility to cope with.