Since the end of October, Microsoft has started shipping Windows 11 23H2 with the Copilot AI assistant. The company also intends to add this feature to the Windows 10 operating system in an upcoming update, Windows Central reports.
The reason for this decision has to do with the market share that Windows 10 occupies. Currently, the system is still used on around one billion devices, while Windows 11 has only reached the 400 million mark so far.
Interlocutors of the portal believe that the capabilities of Copilot for Windows 10 will be similar to those of the AI assistant for Windows 11.
Copilot on Windows 11 is currently available in the US, UK, and select countries in Asia and South America. You can learn how the AI assistant works here.
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