Microsoft today releases the native Copilot application for MacOS. Just like the Windows application, Copilot version for Mac It will provide access to the online version of AII AI Microsoft, in which you can send images and generate images or text.
The MacOS Copilot version also contains murky mode and shortcuts to activate the AI assistant using Command + Space – just like the Alt + space in Windows. Microsoft today launches this modern Copilot Mac application in the USA, Great Britain and Canada, and the iPad version is also updated with a divided screen mode.
You will now also be able to log in to Copilot on an iPhone or iPad using Apple ID and sending text files or PDF to ask questions about documents or generate a summary about them. This document summary function soon also appears to the MacOS application.
The launch of Copilot on MacOS appears only a few days after Microsoft did Copilot Voice and think deeper for free with unlimited apply. Earlier, they both think deeper (powered by the O1 OPENAI model), and Voice in Copilot had limits for free users, but Microsoft has now removed them to allow Copilot users to conduct extended talks with the company’s AI assistant.