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Windows 11 23H2 is taking a step further into the world of artificial intelligence with the introduction of Windows Copilot, its centralized AI assistant. [...]
Copilot feels like a web wrapper, a pane running Bing.com within Microsoft Edge rather than a fully integrated part of Windows 11. As mentioned above, Copilot is essentially Bing.com running via Microsoft Edge on Windows 11.
Microsoft announced today that an early preview of its AI-powered Windows Copilot personal assistant is rolling out to Insiders in the Windows 11 Dev Channel. "Once open, the Windows Copilot side bar stays consistent across your apps, programs and windows, always available to act as your personal assistant", said Panos Panay, Microsoft's head of Windows and Devices, in May. "It makes every user a power user, helping you take action, customize your settings and seamlessly connect across your favorite apps."
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When activated, the Windows Copilot sidebar remains consistent across applications, programs, and windows, ready to serve as your personal assistant. Integrating Bing and ChatGPT plugins in Windows Copilot opens avenues for enhanced AI capabilities and experiences.
Microsoft has added Security Copilot, a natural language chatbot that can write and analyze code, to its suite of products enabled by OpenAI's GPT-4 generative AI model. Microsoft will release more information through its email updates about when Security Copilot might become generally available.
Microsoft has unveiled Security Copilot, an AI-powered analysis tool that aims to simplify, augment and accelerate security operations professionals' work. Security Copilot takes the form of a prompt bar through which security operation center analysts ask questions in natural language and receive practical responses.
Microsoft on Tuesday unveiled Security Copilot in preview, marking its continued push to embed AI-oriented features in an attempt to offer "End-to-end defense at machine speed and scale."Powered by OpenAI's GPT-4 generative AI and its own security-specific model, it's billed as a security analysis tool that enables cybersecurity analysts to quickly respond to threats, process signals, and assess risk exposure.
Microsoft today announced Security Copilot, a new ChatGPT-like assistant powered by artificial intelligence that takes advantage of Microsoft's threat intelligence footprint to make faster decisions during incident response and to help with threat hunting and security reporting. "Microsoft Security Copilot is an AI-powered security analysis tool that enables analysts to respond to threats quickly, process signals at machine speed, and assess risk exposure in minutes," Redmond says.