Among the features that Microsoft VP Aaron Woodman says will be launching "tomorrow" is a new setting to enable and disable presence-sensing features, in addition to related features like wake-on-approach a new shield icon that will appear over your Wi-Fi icon in the taskbar when you're "connected to a recognized VPN" live audio captions for 10 additional languages and a tweaked design for the Widgets area. Advertisementįurther Reading What’s Bluetooth LE Audio? Explaining the spec and what it means for wireless soundĪ few features are arriving even sooner than soon.
Whether that's a good thing depends on your perspective-millions of Windows 11 users will be offered generative AI assistance whether they want it or not-but it's a very different approach to Windows than the one Microsoft used a decade ago. In the days of Windows 7 and Windows 8, it took Microsoft much longer to shift gears and respond to new developments. Whatever you think of Microsoft's relentless push into AI this year, it has been fascinating to watch Windows 11 evolve from "Windows 10 but nicer looking" to an OS with baked-in AI features in the space of a year. We'll presumably learn more about this as the feature gets closer to launching. Microsoft didn't talk about the privacy and security considerations of Windows Copilot-whether users can expect the contents of their documents to be kept private, what processing is happening locally on your device versus on Microsoft's servers, and whether chat history and contextual information will be saved between sessions or even synced between computers. It makes every user a power user, helping you take action, customize your settings, and seamlessly connect across your favorite apps," wrote Microsoft Chief Product Officer Panos Panay. "Once open, the Windows Copilot side bar stays consistent across your apps, programs and windows, always available to act as your personal assistant. Copilot is launched with a dedicated button on the taskbar. A Microsoft demo video shows Copilot changing Windows settings, rearranging windows with Snap Layouts, summarizing and rewriting documents that were dragged into it, and opening apps like Spotify, Adobe Express, and Teams.
Like the Microsoft 365 Copilot, Windows Copilot is a separate window that opens up along the right side of your screen and assists with various tasks based on what you ask it to do. Further Reading New Windows 11 update puts AI-powered Bing Chat directly in the taskbar
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