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CTOnews.com, May 23 / PRNewswire-Asianet /-- Microsoft announced today at its annual Build developer conference that it will add an AI assistant named Copilot to Windows 11. This is a sidebar tool integrated into the operating system that can help users complete a variety of tasks, such as content summary, rewriting, interpretation, and so on. Microsoft says Copilot can make every user more efficient and more efficient at work and study.

Copilot is an upgraded version of Bing Chat launched by Microsoft at the beginning of this year. Bing Chat is a dialog tool based on OpenAI chat robot GPT-4 technology, which allows users to communicate with Bing search engines in natural language. Copilot integrates this feature into Windows 11, allowing users to call it in any application and provide intelligent advice and actions according to their needs.

For example, when reading an article in a browser, the user can open the Copilot sidebar and enter commands such as "summary" or "rewrite" or "explain", and Copilot will generate the corresponding results based on the content of the article and display it in the sidebar. Users can also ask Copilot some common or professional questions, and Copilot will search the Internet for relevant information and give answers. In addition, in settings, file managers, or other applications, users can quickly adjust system parameters, manage files, or interact with other applications through Copilot.

Microsoft says Copilot is not just a search tool or a voice assistant, but a true "personal assistant" that understands users' intentions and context and provides the most appropriate and useful help. Microsoft also said that Copilot is based on cloud computing and artificial intelligence technology, has a strong learning ability and scalability, and allows developers to write plug-ins and extension functions for it.

Microsoft says Copilot is one of its latest innovations in artificial intelligence and embodies its vision for the future development of the Windows 11 operating system. CTOnews.com has learned that Microsoft plans to start publicly testing Copilot in June and launch the feature to all Windows 11 users later this year.

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