Copilot Vision, AI Microsoft assistant, which can interpret what is on the screen and facilitate in using the application, is now available for free employ in the Edge browser, Mustafa Suleyman, CEO Microsoft AI, Announced today on BlueSky. Vision is a “experience based on conversations”, as Microsoft calls it, which means that you employ it in the air, and then waiting for Copilot’s answer.
Suleyman says that if you decide on this function, Copilot Vision can “literally see what you see on the screen.” Suleyman suggests that Copilot’s vision leads you through the recipe during cooking or “decoding” descriptions of the positions “and jump into a non -standard preparation for preparation for interview or brainstorming of a motivational letter”. (Although it may not be the best idea employ AI for your CV.) According to Microsoft technical support page“Copilot Vision can emphasize the parts of the screen to help you find the right information,” but it won’t really click links or do anything on your behalf.
To try Copilot Vision, open this link to the Microsoft website In the edge browser. This should give you a prompt to choose this function, and after the permit you can open the Copilot side belt during the site, click the microphone icon, and the vision session begins, marked by Chime and the browser that changes its shade.
Or it should. In my case, it took a few attempts before Edge asked if I wanted to join. And when I could decide and initiate a vision session, controls never appeared – from this magazine, I just have a message rising above the bottom of my browser, which says “one moment …”, but I employ quite an venerable, delicate laptop, so your course may Vage.
According to MicrosoftThe company records Copilot’s answers to you, but does not collect input data, images or page content during the Copilot vision session. When you are ready to stop sharing the screen with Copilot, you can finish the session or close the browser window.