Getting started with Copilot in Microsoft Win11: can handle complex tasks, but "think" for too long

CTOnews.com Sept. 30, Microsoft recently released an optional update to Win11 Moment 4, focusing on the introduction of Copilot assistant to help users with operations and related tasks through AI in a variety of scenarios.

Foreign science and technology media Windows Central has tested Copilot, saying that in complex use scenarios, the performance of Copilot is satisfactory. CTOnews.com attached the video as follows:

Take the inquiry "Tesla Model 3 trunk can hold how many Microsoft Xbox Series X game console boxes" as an example, Copilot will automatically find the size information of the two, and then do mathematical calculations to get the answer.

It may take a while for humans to answer the above questions, but Copilot can process them in less than a minute.

More importantly, Copilot will not give you the answer directly, but will, like humans, teach you how to get the answer.

Copilot's current problem is that it is slow. To ask Rihanna what the title of his last album was, for example, Copilot takes 16.55 seconds, while Bing search takes only half a second, 33 times that.