Microsoft Is Testing Letting Copilot AI Interact With Your Whole Desktop

Microsoft has confirmed its upcoming expansion to its copylot PublishingScreen Sharing Ability: Soon only certain parts will be able to process your whole desktop.

The company told Tuesday that Expanding the vision of Copilot began to test the public. This update will now allow the company to view all aspects of the desktop, which is rolled into Windows Insider program tests, a user’s pre-special applications or windows, and react.

With this update, Copilot should be in the same time to process multiple windows and applications to the process and reaction. Microsoft has checked the ability to help all aspects of a project you can work.

The vision feature can be activated by selecting the “glasses” sign and select which desktop you want to share, and “stop” or “x” in the top.

“When you share your desktop (or any special browser or application window), Copilot can see you talking to you and talk to you,” said Microsoft’s blog post. “This can be analyzed and answer the concepts, and answer your questions, drawing you loudly, make advice to improve your guidance while navigating a new game.”