SMRTR AIApr 4, 2025The Verge

Microsoft brings Copilot Vision to Windows and mobile for AI help in the real world

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Microsoft is expanding Copilot Vision beyond web browsers to Windows PCs and mobile devices. The AI assistant can now analyze real-time video from phone cameras, offering tips on plant care and home decoration. On Windows, Copilot Vision will be able to guide users through software features and analyze on-screen content. This expansion allows Copilot to provide more interactive and personalized assistance across different platforms, enhancing its usefulness for everyday tasks and creative work.

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