Here’s the translation to American English:
Windows has recently released the Insider Preview Build 26200.5710 (KB5062676) for the Developer Channel, introducing a series of improvements and new features aimed at enriching the user experience. This update will be rolled out gradually, allowing those who choose to receive the latest improvements to benefit from these innovations.
One of the highlights of this version is the inclusion of the “describe image” action in the Click to Do tool. This feature is designed to provide detailed descriptions of images, graphics, and diagrams on computers equipped with AMD and Intel’s Copilot+ technology. Although it was previously introduced on devices with Snapdragon processors, its expansion aims to enhance accessibility by allowing users to obtain visual summaries that enrich their understanding of graphic content. The generation of these descriptions occurs locally, ensuring the privacy of sensitive data.
Additionally, significant improvements have been made to the Narrator screen reader, which now offers richer and more detailed descriptions of images on devices with Copilot+ technology. This update is especially relevant for users with visual disabilities, who often face challenges due to a lack of adequate alternative text. With the new Narrator + Ctrl + D command, users will be able to access contextual descriptions including colors, texts, and numbers present in the images.
Other improvements in this version include tweaks to the overall performance of Windows, as well as the collection of critical logs in situations where the system experiences slowdowns. Changes have also been implemented in the widget experience on the lock screen, which will now provide users with additional options. Furthermore, adjustments are being made to privacy and security settings, including a new page that will allow users to control which applications have access to the generative artificial intelligence models provided by Windows.
Despite these numerous innovations, some known issues have been reported, such as problems with installing updates and restrictions on navigating the new Start menu using touch screens. Windows is working on solutions to address these issues.
Enthusiasts who wish to experience these new updates can enable the option to receive the latest version through Windows Update settings. However, it is important to note that some of these features may not be officially released as they are still in a testing and ongoing evaluation phase.
Referrer: MiMub in Spanish
