Copilot Vision: Smarter Screens, Smarter Moves
Now Coming to Windows and Mobile
Microsoft is rolling out its Copilot Vision feature beyond Edge, making it available on Windows and mobile devices. Originally designed to analyze web content, Copilot Vision can now process live video from mobile cameras to offer instant, AI-powered insights. First introduced during Copilot’s revamp last year, the feature is now live on the Copilot app for both iOS and Android, with a Windows version expected to launch shortly.
Microsoft is set to enhance the app on Windows by introducing Copilot Vision, a feature that enables the AI to understand and interpret images displayed to the user. The feature is still in the testing phase and is likely to be released to Windows Insiders in the coming week. With this update, Microsoft has added several new features to Copilot, including support for creating podcasts, executing web-based tasks, conducting detailed research, and more.
Screen Assistance: Copilot Vision can interpret on-screen content and assist users with in-app tasks. For example, it can guide users through tools and functions in apps like Photoshop with step-by-step instructions.
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Mobile Functionality: Available on both iOS and Android, it leverages the device’s camera to scan live video and deliver helpful insights based on the captured visuals.
Expanded Features: Copilot now includes options for podcast development, executing online tasks, and conducting thorough research, enhancing its usefulness and adaptability.
