Microsoft invites all Dev channel Win11 users to open testing AI assistant Copilot

CTOnews.com July 18, Microsoft released a preview update of Win11 Build 23493 for Windows Insider users of Dev channel on June 30. The biggest highlight is the introduction of a new AI assistant, Copilot.

At the beginning of its launch, Microsoft invited only some Dev channel users to test Copilot, but quietly updated the blog post on July 13, saying it was open to all Dev channel users.

Microsoft officials have not made much fanfare, so the announcement was not made public until recently. The updated contents of CTOnews.com translation are as follows:

The Windows Copilot preview is now available for all Windows Insider in the Dev channel, and Insider may need to be restarted to show it.

Users only need to click the new button (or WIN + C) on the taskbar to start Windows Copilot. Windows Copilot will log in using either a Microsoft account or an Azure Active Directory account.

Windows Copilot will appear as docked in the sidebar on the right, will not overlap with desktop content, and will run separately next to the open application window, where users can interact with Windows Copilot at any time.

Related readings:

"Copilot, a built-in AI assistant, comes online: Microsoft Win11 Dev preview version Build 23493 is released, with a big change in settings and volume."

"Windows Copilot starts first, GPT-4 connects to Win11 all the way, and redefines the operating system."

"Win11 AI assistant Windows Copilot was complained: the Edge browser of the condom."