Rejoice because Microsoft has updated his assistant Copilot Vision AI with access to the entire desktop in Windows 11. Fortunately, this is the OPT-in function restricted to Windows 11, and not something compulsory using Windows updates for now. So our rulers AI Bot did not take over the computer.
Microsoft announced the movement in Official Windows blog. “Now you can share the entire computer with Copilot. When you share your desktop computer (or any specific browser or application window), Copilot can see what you see and talk about it in real time. This can help in analyzing content, providing information and answering questions, training through it,” Microsoft.
Earlier, Copilot Vision can only be accessed to individual applications and Windows. Microsoft claims that you can exploit a up-to-date opportunity to “get tips on improving a creative project, help in improving your CV or a tip during navigation in a new game.”
To get the whole process, “click the glasses icon in the composer, choose the desktop you want to share, and ask Copilot for help in what you are working on. To stop sharing, pressing” stop “or” x “in the composer.”
Theoretically, you should be able to ask Copilot Vision about almost everything related to what is shown on the screen using voice poems in natural language. It can be helpful, I don’t know, I develop how to make a macro in Excel. I will tell you what can be really useful, explaining these inappropriate alphanumeric Windows error codes. If he does, the destitute is under the impression of me.
As it fits the Microsoft plan to enable a configurable personality for Copilot, it is not clear. You will apparently even be able to have Copilota look like Ye Olde ClippyAnimated paper assistant from Office 97.
So, if you want clippy riffing through everything you do on your computer, this update can be for you. As he suggests, there are obvious fears of privacy.
Microsoft does not have accurately flawless achievement in this area, which goes with it, that the function of withdrawal in Windows 11 originally stored stationary snapshots as unwashed images. But for now it is very opt-in for hardcore fans and developers in Windows Insider.
Speaking of this, this update for Copilot is part of Windows 11 Build 1.25071.125 and currently restricted to Windows Insider. You will also have to be on the market where Windows Vision is turned on, which only means the USA.
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