Windows Copilot features and ChatGPT apps for mobile phones show how generative AI applications are quickly moving from the cloud directly onto our devices. Though these are just a few simple concepts, they hint at the kind of transformational capabilities and new ways of interacting with your computer that have so many people (and the entire tech industry) so excited about the possibilities of generative AI. Or, how about asking your Windows PC to find a time to schedule a meeting with colleagues or a dinner with friends and automatically send out the invitations?
Imagine a future, for example, when you can request that your computer find information on a particular topic, have it neatly summarize what it discovers into a simple paragraph, then paste that into a new (or existing) document.
It’s these latter capabilities that are particularly interesting, especially when the intelligence lurking behind Copilot starts to kick in. You can also perform actions on your PC such as dragging and dropping files from Windows Explorer into the Copilot window and have it immediately summarize the results. In addition, you can ask Windows Copilot to change settings within Windows like turn on dark mode and start a focus session. These can come in the form of classic internet search questions like "Who won the Giants game yesterday?" or "What are the ingredients in tiramisu?" How does Windows Copilot work?Ĭlicking on a new icon in the Windows taskbar will open a sidebar window where you can type in requests. It will be available to the general public later this year. Windows Copilot will be available in preview to beta testers in June. 'RIP Siri:' ChatGPT on Apple iPhone and iPad upgrades intelligence on smartphone, experts say When does Windows Copilot launch?
The company also announced the ability to integrate Bing Chat plug-ins into Windows, meaning that many of the impressive capabilities Microsoft brought to its Bing search engine will be available directly in Windows.īing gets ChatGPT New Bing with ChatGPT brings the power of AI to Microsoft's signature search engine The main component is called Windows Copilot, a set of text-driven assistive capabilities that make using your PC easier and more intuitive. Now, Microsoft has announced that it’s bringing a range of new generative AI-powered features to Windows 11 starting in June. Just last week, OpenAI released an iOS version of ChatGPT (an Android version is coming soon) that runs directly on your iPhone and adds the ability to speak your request for information into its interactive chatbot user interface. As you’ve undoubtedly noticed, AI-related news is everywhere, and its influence continues to grow.
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