In recent years, the growing presence of artificial intelligence in our lives is about to become completely normal. Various companies have opted for consumer artificial intelligence, such as OpenAI with ChatGPT and Google with Bard, which has recently opened its use to the public. Now, Microsoft joins this trend with its latest release, Windows Copilotfollowing the successful launch of Bing with ChatGPT.
Previously, Microsoft has already made important advances in this field, such as the arrival of Windows Studio Effects or the implementation of DALL-E 2 in Microsoft Designer. However, with Windows Copilot, the company intends to offer us a true virtual assistant for our computers. In addition, we have also seen the implementation of Copilot in Office 365which helps us in the creation and edition of our documents.
Windows Copilot: A true virtual assistant for your PC
Microsoft highlights that the PC will be the first platform to centralize AI assistance in our daily lives, using Windows in combination with Bing Chat and third-party plugins.
With Windows Copilotwe will have the necessary help to carry out complex projects, since it will be integrated into the virtual assistant.
We could say that it is a improved version of Cortanabased on artificial intelligence, or it could even be considered as the return of the classic Clippy, the assistant that we all know.
According to Microsoft, with Windows Copilot we will be able to obtain personalized responses, make changes to the operating system settings, play music lists and open applications.
In addition, the assistant will have contextual information about what we are seeing on the desktop, even if it is a third-party application.
Microsoft will integrate this artificial intelligence on the Windows taskbar, so we can easily access it anytime we need it.
Ultimately, they want Windows Copilot to be a true virtual assistant that is available with any type of application, with just one click to make our queries.
Yes ok Windows Copilot will not be immediately available on Windowsa preview version will be released starting June 11 on Windows 11.
However, we hope to have first impressions of the developers that they can prove it after the face-to-face event in which the announcement was made.
This preview will give us an idea of the capabilities and potential of this new virtual assistant from Microsoft.
In summary, Windows Copilot represents an important step in the integration of artificial intelligence in our devices.
Microsoft seeks to provide us with a complete and versatile virtual assistant, capable of helping us with multiple tasks and adapting to our needs.
With its upcoming release, we can’t wait to see how Windows Copilot will transform our PC experience and how it will be received by users and developers alike.
