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Microsoft Unveils Conversational AI Agent for Windows 11, Enabling Voice-Activated PC Control
Microsoft is transforming Windows 11 into what it calls “the computer you can talk to” with new agentic AI capabilities. The company’s latest update enables users to command their PCs to complete tasks through natural language and voice input, marking a significant shift in human-computer interaction.
Windows 11 Embraces Agentic AI Framework
Microsoft has unveiled what sources indicate is a groundbreaking update to Windows 11 that introduces an agentic AI assistant capable of controlling computers through natural language commands. According to reports, the new AI framework, called Copilot Actions, represents Microsoft’s vision for transforming the personal computer into an interactive partner that can perform tasks on behalf of users.
Microsoft Rolls Out Voice-Controlled Copilot AI Assistant for Windows 11
Windows 11 users can now activate an AI assistant by saying “Hey, Copilot” and access screen analysis features through Copilot Vision. The update includes agentic AI capabilities that perform multi-step tasks based on natural language commands. These enhancements represent Microsoft’s push toward making every Windows 11 PC an AI-powered device.
Voice-Activated AI Assistant Comes to Windows 11
Microsoft has begun rolling out significant artificial intelligence enhancements to Windows 11, according to reports from the company’s official channels. The Redmond-based tech giant is introducing a voice-controlled virtual assistant named Copilot that responds to the hotword “Hey, Copilot” and can be dismissed with the phrase “Goodbye.” Sources indicate this represents a major step forward in how users interact with their desktop operating systems.