Latest about Microsoft Copilot
Copilot on Windows 11 will soon be able to see and interact with your desktop
Windows Copilot Vision is coming to Windows 11, enabling the AI assistant to view what's on your screen, offer helpful suggestions and actions, and even interact with apps.
Microsoft Copilot can now book dinner reservations or buy gifts on your behalf
Copilot Agentic capabilities are coming to Copilot, allowing the AI to complete actions on your behalf just by asking for it.
Copilot is gaining memory capabilities
Copilot Copilot is gaining memory capabilities, which will allow it to learn about you as a person, remembering your likes, dislikes, preferences, and more.
Copilot can now turn your favorite topics into a virtual podcast
Copilot Microsoft is bringing AI-generated podcasts to Copilot, letting you listen to your favorite topics and even join in on the conversation.
How good would the Xbox Copilot have been with Kinect?
Gaming Xbox's new Copilot for Gaming would be a much better idea in a world where we still had a Kinect we could talk to it with.
Microsoft Copilot for Gaming is coming soon to Xbox Insiders
Xbox This new variant of Microsoft's Copilot AI is geared toward Xbox players as a virtual assistant accessible via the Xbox mobile app.
Copilot’s latest slip-up? Helping users bypass Windows 11 activation.
Windows Microsoft Copilot will share a guide on how to activate Windows 11 without a license, and you don't need to trick the tool to make it respond.
Copilot censored? The AI refuses to comment on elections
AI Executive Editor Jez Corden recently flagged a Microsoft Copilot issue, highlighting the AI's struggle to offer basic information on politics and elections.
Samsung and LG TVs are set to get Microsoft Copilot AI
AI Microsoft Copilot is coming to your TV. Or at least, the web app is. Dual press releases from LG and Samsung detail how the firms are leaning into the AI hype.
A new research paper suggests that Bing / Microsoft Copilot "AI" medical advice may be capable of causing you severe harm, at least 22% of the time ...
Dr. Death A new study coming out of Europe suggests that Microsoft Copilot is spectacularly bad at offering medical advice, and in some cases, has even recommended seriously harmful, life-threatening advice.
