Microsoft AI Assistant Copilot is now integrated with PDF files for quick help

CTOnews.com November 13 news, recently, some netizens on Twitter (now known as X) found that Microsoft's AI assistant Copilot has now integrated with PDF files. This means that users can directly use the functions of Copilot when opening PDF files using Edge browsers, which makes it easier to get help in work and authoring, so as to improve efficiency.

CTOnews.com noticed that when a user selects a word in PDF, a small drop-down menu appears with multiple options. One of the options is "ask Copilot". After the user clicks, a pane with Bing Chat opens on the right side of the screen, and the user can get the desired results quickly.

Copilot's icon color has also changed significantly from when it was first launched in October and is now blue.

The integration of Copilot and PDF files is an important development that will enhance the PDF experience for users around the world.

Microsoft Copilot is an artificial intelligence-based assistant designed to assist users with a variety of tasks and creative projects. Copilot is seamlessly integrated into a variety of Microsoft 365 applications, such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Teams, etc., and Copilot can be of great help to users in composing emails, making presentations and generating innovative content.