Microsoft tests COPILOT AI to interact with the entire desktop

Microsoft has confirmed the expansion of Copilot BroadcastScreen sharing capabilities: Soon will be able to process the entire desktop, not just certain parts of it.

The company said on Tuesday that this Expand COPILOT vision capabilities General tests started. This update, which is now offering to the company’s Windows Insider laboratory, will allow AI Chatbot to display and process all sides of the user’s desktop, as they are already limited to specific applications or Windows.

With this update, Copilot should be the treatment and response to many windows and applications at the same time. Microsoft described the ability to help in all aspects of the project that you may work on.

The vision feature can be activated by determining the “glasses” icon and choosing the desktop you want to share, and it can be closed by hitting “stop” or “X” in the composer.

“When your desktop shares (or any specific browser or application window), Copilot can see what you see and speak to you in an actual time,” said the Microsoft Blog post. “It can help analyze content, provide visions, answer your questions, and train you through loudly.