The feature is called Content Adaptive Brightness Control (CABC) and is already available for testing in one of the Windows 11 Insider Preview builds. It analyzes the content displayed on the screen and adjusts the backlight of the screen to be optimal for the user’s eyes and battery life.
The advantage of the CABC function is that it does not require special light sensors on a computer or laptop and can work on any device running Windows 11. It has not yet been reported when it becomes available to all users of the operating system.
Source: Ferra
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