In this sense, WindowsMicrosoft’s operating system, can boast of Masterfully integrate AI to deliver a revolutionary computing experience, especially through tools like Copilotformerly known as Bing Chat. With its ability to offer intelligent suggestions and improve productivity, Copilot has become a valuable companion for anyone involved in software development in the Windows ecosystem.
This smart companion is not only designed to make us more efficient, but also seeks to facilitate our work with some of the most used Microsoft applications, such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, and even in search engines like bing and his own Windows.
What can Copilot do for you?
In essence, Copilot acts as a virtual assistant who is always willing to help us carry out our tasks faster and more effectively. Imagine working on a document in words and get stuck in a section. This is where Copilot comes in: it gives you suggestions on how to continue or improve what you’ve already written.
The same thing happens in Excelwhere it can help you complete complex formulas or in PowerPointwhere it offers you ideas to improve your presentation. And when it comes to OutlookCopilot can streamline the email writing process by offering text suggestions and helping you be more concise and effective in your communication.
Even during virtual meetings on TeamsCopilot can summarize key points and offer you suggestions on how to handle conversations more effectively.
But let’s not just stick to apps and office programs. If you want, you can create complex images by giving AI Windows a series of instructions, ask it for any information, ask it to help you cook by guiding you step by step through all kinds of recipes, and an endless number of other situations.
The special power of use Copilot on Windows is that it allows us to change the operating system settings in the blink of an eye, such as switching to dark mode, setting the volume level, reading received notifications or activating Do Not Disturb mode. You can also ask it to summarize text you select on the Windows desktop.
How to use Copilot
If you have Windows 11you will see the Copilot icon in the bottom left corner of your screen. Just click on it and you can access all its useful features. You can also find it on Bing and in all Microsoft 365 apps, like Word and Outlook. It’s always just a click away, ready to help you at any time.
You can also go to the Copilot website, where you can use add-ons, such as those from OpenTable to make restaurant reservations and Kayak to search and book travel. You can choose up to three add-ons to be active with your Copilot session.
Beyond these options, soon most computers that run the Microsoft operating system, such as laptops and Lenovo computerswill have a key to enable this virtual assistant quickly and easily.
Also, one of the best things about Copilot is how easy it is to useYou can ask it questions in natural language, just like you would if you were talking to a friend. Of course, it doesn’t do everything automatically – sometimes, you need to step in and do some things yourself. But overall, it makes your job a lot easier.
Free and for everyone
Microsoft Copilot is much more than just a tool; It is a digital companion that is there to help you in your daily journey. Whether you’re working on an important project or just need a little inspiration, Copilot is always available to help.
Note that Copilot can be used for free on the webon Windows, in the Edge browser, and in the Copilot mobile apps.
