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Microsoft saved her The most powerful AI tools to drive customers at the early stage of AI development. Now, the company has announced a series of Co-pilot Features are available on all Windows 11 PCs, including Voice, Copilot Vision, and Copilot Actions.
In addition to the update, Microsoft is launching an advertising campaign to inform people about these new features. The timing is not a coincidence. Windows 10 Support ended on October 14We are about to see a wave of… People are upgrading to Windows 11; Microsoft seems intent on putting Copilot’s advanced features within reach of as many people as possible and convincing them they’re worth using.
It’s all about the sound
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“Hello co-pilot.” That’s the wake word for the voice-mode AI assistant, which is now coming to all Windows 11 PCs. Like it or not, Microsoft wants you to get started Talk to your computer. The company is offering new Copilot features across all Windows 11 devices, featuring live voice interaction with Copilot in apps and throughout the operating system. This possibility has become available On smartphones For many years and with varying degrees of success, in addition to the success of Microsoft The Copilot+ line of laptops.
“It’s been nearly four decades since the computer changed the way you interact with it, which is primarily with a mouse and keyboard,” says Yousef Mahdi, chief consumer marketing officer at Microsoft. “But what if you could go beyond that and talk to it? In our minds, voice will become the third input mechanism used with your computer.”
Push to talk directly to your computer has some data behind it. Mahdi cited Microsoft’s own observations about how people interact with its computers via voice, such as dictation, note-taking, voice typing, and transcription. Mehdi also says people use the Copilot app twice as often when using voice rather than typing, due to ease of use. “People talk through their computers, and they don’t talk to their computers or with “Their computers,” he says. “But we think this is what will really change a lot.”