Microsoft has been working hard on AI for quite some time now. Microsoft has invested a huge amount in OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, which has created a lot of buzz around the world. Windows 11 already has many AI-based features. This includes the ability to generate images by AI in MS Paint.
There is also a standalone app called Copilot. The Microsoft Copilot app is currently available for Windows PCs, Android devices, and iPhones and iPads. Open the Copilot app and chat with Microsoft's AI chatbot through messages. In addition, commands can be given to the copilot by voice.
Copilot works much like Microsoft Bing Chat. But it is more advanced. Microsoft recently announced on their Windows blog that they will be adding a new button called Copilot to the Windows keyboard layout.
Computer keyboards have several additional keys in addition to alphabets and numbers. Like control key, alter key, etc. Besides, there is a separate start button on the Windows PC keyboard for the Windows Start menu.
Pressing the Start button brings up the Windows Start Menu. Besides, the start menu can also be clicked with the mouse. But dedicated buttons always help to work faster. Since Microsoft is now very much interested in AI, they are now going to provide a dedicated button for AI tools on Windows PC.
The new key is called Copilot. That is, pressing the Copilot key will launch the Copilot app on the PC. Then you can ask different questions there and get answers and create different content with AI.
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Microsoft says 2024 will be the year of the AI PC. They will make it mandatory for PC manufacturers to add the CoPilot key to their licenses in the future. In addition, they will also provide this new button on their own Surface Laptop. But if someone closes the copilot program then pressing the copilot button will open windows sers.