Introduced in March, Windows Copilot gained its first images this Monday (26) and details on how it works. Among other things, the platform allows you to perform actions such as activating Dark Mode or Do Not Disturb just by asking the Artificial Intelligence (AI) assistant.
Copilot, which integrates Windows 11 with Bing Chat, an artificial intelligence chatbot based on ChatGPT, will begin testing by Insider Program enrollees in the coming weeks. There is still no release date for all users.
Web site Latest Windows revealed software images and gave some information. According to the publication, the person will be able to ask the platform to change almost every setting in the operating system.
In addition, it will be possible to use the speech model to open a program, for example, Word or PowerPoint. Copilot can also monitor what software you are currently using and can therefore be used to assist with tasks.
If the person is composing an email in Outlook, they can ask AI for help to suggest writing or even write the entire message.
Action Cards
website tests Latest Windows they also showed “action cards” and “desktop actions”. Copilot tools detect the programs the user is using in the operating system and suggest changes to the settings.
When it comes to “chat” with Copilot, options for speaking styles are shown: more creative, balanced or precise. When the platform shows the configuration options, the person can choose whether to enable it or not.
Microsoft’s innovation will be displayed on the right side of the monitor and will have internet integration. So, unlike ChatGPT, which only shows real answers until 2021, Copilot can search in real time.
Source: Tec Mundo
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