Microsoft Copilot Vision, an AI feature that can “see” your screen, is now available for free in Edge.

Copilot Assistant feature, Microsoft AI’s help feature can explain what is on your screen and helps you use applications, now available for free use in Edge, Mustafa Soleyman, CEO of Microsoft AI, Advertise on Bluezki today. VISION is a “talking experience”, as you call Microsoft, which means that you use it by speaking in the air, then waiting for a COPILOT response.

If you choose the feature, Suleiman says, Copilot Vision can “see what you see on the screen literally.” Suleiman suggests the presence of a Copilot Vision vision through a recipe while cooking or obtaining it “deciphering” description of jobs “and jumping directly to the corresponding preparatory or covering the brainstorm. (Nevertheless It may not be the best idea To use artificial intelligence For your CV.) According to Microsoft Support page“Copilot Vision may emerge parts of the screen to help you find relevant information”, but it does not actually click on the links or do anything on your behalf.

To try Copilot Vision, open this link on Microsoft In the edge browser. This should give you a turmoil to the feature, and as soon as you give permission, you can open the Copilot sidebar while it is on a web site, click the microphone icon, and start your vision session, which is indicative of harmony and changing your browser.

Or so you should go. In my case, it took a few attempts before you asked Edge if I wanted to subscribe. Once I can choose a vision session, control items have never appeared – until writing these lines, I have a message that floats at the bottom of my browser that says “one moment …” but I use a somewhat old device, so the mile may go.

According to MicrosoftThe company records Copilot responses to you, but it does not collect inputs, photos or page content during the Copilot vision session. When you are ready to stop sharing the screen using Copilot, you can either finish the session or close the browser window.