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What can you do with Copilot AI assistant on Windows 11?
Windows Copilot is up and running in the Beta Channel.
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Updated onMay 10, 2024
updated onMay 10, 2024
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Like its functionality onMicrosoft 365 Officeapps, Copilot on Windows 11 will streamline tasks and free up your focus on creativity. It empowers multitaskers like yourself to collaborate effortlessly across multiple apps by minimizing the time required to locate and open applications.
We already know how it’ll work on Office apps, but how will Copilot work on Windows 11, and what can you do with it? Here’s everything we’ve gathered so far.
What can you do with Microsoft Copilot on Windows 11?
We all know the immense potential ofBing chat mode, so Microsoft takes it a step further by integrating its plugins that enable developers to enhance their applications within the Windows Copilot ecosystem. This integration opens up new possibilities for developers to provide a seamless and enriched experience to users, leveraging the power of Bing chat mode.
Copilot is now live for you to experience in the Windows Insider Program.Microsoft announced Build 22631.2129, and it has come with a lot of new features, including the long-awaited Copilot.
To do so, the Copilot button will live prominently on the taskbar, offering easy access to its features. Once activated, the Windows Copilot sidebar remains consistent across apps as a personal assistant that’s always ready to lend a helping hand.
How to enable Copilot on Windows 11
You can activate it by clicking on the new button on the taskbar (or WIN + C) to launch Windows Copilot. However, you should that Windows Copilot will use the same Microsoft account (MSA) or Azure Active Directory (AAD) account used to sign in to Windows.
Just like on Office, Copilot on Windows 11 also provides easy access to familiar features like copy/paste, Snap Assist, Snipping Tool, and personalization.
What’s also worth noting is that Windows Copilot goes beyond traditional operations, allowing you to request content rewriting, summarization, or explanation. From simple queries to complex tasks, you can ask the tool to provide you with quick and accurate responses to assist you in your everyday activities.
As Copilot is still in a preview phase, you will be able to submit feedback on it directly to Microsoft. Just click the … icon at the top right of the sidebar in Windows Copilot to submit feedback on any issues you run into.
Copilot is basically Bing running via Microsoft Edge
Windows enthusiast@mayank_jeehas found that Copilot is Bing running via Edge. Apparently, you can inspect Copilot, and you can even change its name if you want to. Since the AI tool is web-based, you can easily do that by editing the HTML code attached to the name.
So what does this mean? Essentially, Copilot is a sort of web browser that will use the Internet to build answers and solutions to your issues. Since it’s based on Bing, and Bing itself is based on ChatGPT, it is possible thatCopilot will soon be capable of having an internal databaseto do the work.
However, the tool is still in its early phases so you should be aware that a lot of changes are coming to it. If you don’t like theWindows Copilot and want to disable it, check out this guide to find different methods to do so.
You canuse the rewrite featureand if you don’t like it, you can alsodisable the rewrite feature in Microsoft Edgeif it’s becoming intrusive while you’re browsing.
Another great AI assistant available in the preview forMicrosoft Security Copilot, explains Microsoft is all about adapting the latest technology to help people and enterprises.
Are you excited about the Copilot AI assistant on Windows 11? Let us know in the comments!
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Rafly Gilang
Rafly is a journalist with growing experience, ranging from technology, business, social, and culture. A holder of the Romanian government scholarship, his writing has been published in several local and national publications.
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