Windows Copilot for Windows 11 brings more AI to your PC via Bing Chat
, and Microsoft’s use of it in its Bing search engine has been praised for offering a user-friendly way of using artificial intelligence.
Let’s be honest: the current implementation of search in Windows 11 isn’t great, so anything that improves it is fine by us.In other words, it looks like Windows Copilot can detect what apps you’re using and how you’re using them, and offer you advice and information based on that. If Microsoft wants us to keep it pinned to the side of our screens, it’ll need to make sure Windows Copilot is genuinely useful and doesn’t get in the way of what you’re doing. We don’t want another Clippy situation, after all.
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