Microsoft Introduces Windows Copilot at Build
At the ongoing Build conference, Microsoft has introduced Windows Copilot, making Windows the first PC platform to announce centralised AI assistance to help people easily take action and get things done. “Invoking Windows Copilot is familiar and easy – the button is front and centre on your taskbar – simple to find and use. Once open, the Windows Copilot sidebar stays consistent across your apps, programmes, and windows, always available to act as your personal assistant,” Microsoft said. By integrating Bing and ChatGPT plugins into Windows Copilot, a world of augmented AI capabilities and experiences opens up for users. This not only benefits individuals by providing enhanced tools and features, but it also creates exciting opportunities for developers to explore and innovate. Microsoft said they will start rolling out the new feature for Windows 11 users in June. In March, Microsoft announced the launch of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Copilot, touted to be the world’s first copilot in both customer relationship management (CRM) and enterprise resource planning (ERP). Dynamics 365 includes installation of Copilot in Customer Service for delivering contextual answers using AI in both chat and email for quick answers. Moreover, with Copilot in Customer Insights and Marketing, marketers are able to simplify their workflow for content creation, audience segmentation, and data exploration.
Windows became the first PC platform to provide centralised AI assistance for customers
At the Build conference, Microsoft has introduced Windows Copilot, making Windows the first PC platform to announce centralised AI assistance
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