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technology2 years ago

"Microsoft Introduces AI Copilot Key to Keyboards, Marking First Update Since 1994"

Microsoft has directed Windows OEMs to include a dedicated Copilot AI key on Windows 11 laptop keyboards, replacing the traditional Menu key. This key will activate the Copilot generative AI assistant, emphasizing Microsoft's commitment to integrating AI into personal computing. The change reflects Microsoft's influence over hardware design and coincides with the launch of CPUs with neural processing units (NPUs) from partners like AMD, Intel, and Qualcomm, which will enhance AI capabilities on devices. The implementation of the Copilot key on desktop keyboards is yet to be detailed.

via AnandTech|
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technology2 years ago

"Microsoft Unveils AI Copilot Key for Windows Keyboards, a First in Three Decades"

Microsoft has announced the introduction of a dedicated Copilot AI keyboard key for Windows 11 PCs, revealed ahead of CES 2024. This key represents the first significant change to the Windows keyboard in decades, allowing users to quickly access Microsoft's AI companion. The new feature will be included in new PCs starting this Spring and will also be part of future Surface devices, signifying Microsoft's commitment to integrating AI deeply into the Windows experience.

via Engadget|
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technology2 years ago

"Microsoft Expands Copilot AI to Mobile with New iOS and Android Apps"

Microsoft has expanded its AI offerings by launching Copilot apps for Android and iOS, featuring capabilities such as text-to-text, text-to-image, and AI-powered search with options to use GPT-4 or a lesser language model, and the Dall•E image generator. Despite the lack of a mobile OS, Microsoft aims to compete in the mobile and search markets, leveraging AI to enhance Bing's appeal against Google. Initial reviews suggest the apps are competent, offering convenience in text-to-text services, but may not significantly alter established user habits in search and image generation. However, Microsoft could gain an early advantage in the text-to-text app market before Apple and Google integrate similar features into their operating systems.

via The Register|
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technology2 years ago

"Microsoft's AI Copilot App Launches on iOS and Android: Features and Usage Tips"

Microsoft has launched its Copilot AI chatbot app for iOS, making it available on iPhones and iPads. This follows the recent release of a standalone Android app. Copilot is powered by OpenAI's GPT-4 for text responses and uses DALL-E 3 for generating images from text prompts. The app is free to use and extends the reach of Microsoft's AI capabilities to a wider mobile audience, building on its integration with Windows 10 and 11.

via Engadget|
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