Microsoft places AI procedures in Windows files

Microsoft has started integrating artificial intelligence, or what you call AI’s procedures, in the Windows 11 file explorer. These shortcuts allow you to right -click on a file and soon up to Windows AI features such as the background of the image background, or the erasing of the objects, or even summarize the content from the Office files.

Four pictures are currently tested The latest Dave channel adopted From Windows 11, including Bing Visual Search to find similar pictures on the web, Blur background features and wipe the objects in the image application, and the option to remove the background in the paint.

Microsoft also plans to test AI’s similar to Office files soon, allowing you to summarize the documents stored in OneDrive or SharePoint, or create lists created by AI quickly from files. AI Office Ai will be limited to commercial subscribers at Microsoft 365 with a Copilot license, and consumer support “comes later”.

It is not clear whether these AI procedures can be disabled in the context list, but they also join the “Copilot” option that Microsoft has added to the right -click the file explorer recently.

Besides self -powered shortcuts, Microsoft also tests some visual changes on the Windows 11 user interface feature, “with a more organized, specialized and attractive summary”, according to the Windows Insider team. “In addition, we offer COPILOT stories in nutrition.”

The creation of this Dev channel also includes the “power management management feature”, which Microsoft describes as a change at the OS level to reduce power consumption on laptops and tablets. “After a period of lack of activity on your computer, Windows now saves energy by applying effective energy management policies automatically,” says Windows Insider. “This happens smoothly to save energy while it is inactive, while immediately restored the full performance at the moment when you return to it.”