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Microsoft has begun rolling out a new update for its Copilot application on Windows, promising to enhance the user experience with several innovative features. One of the most notable features is the semantic file search, available on PCs with Copilot+. This function allows users to locate files using natural language, eliminating the need to remember exact file names or specific keywords. For example, when searching for images, users can type phrases like “find images of bridges at sunset” or locate resumes using terms like “find my CV.”
Additionally, the new Copilot start experience offers quick access to recent apps, files, and conversations. This improvement makes receiving guided assistance much easier. By clicking on a recent app in the “get guided help with your apps” section, a Vision session starts to guide the user. Users also have the option to upload a document or a recent photo in the Copilot chat window, allowing the app to summarize the content or identify objects in the images.
Copilot operates based on the “Recent” folder in Windows, which shows the files used lately without the need to scan the entire system or automatically upload information. Only compatible files that have been accessed recently will be displayed, and any file attached and sent to Copilot gives it permission to process it, ensuring that nothing is shared without the user’s consent.
The update for the Copilot application, corresponding to version 1.25082.132.0 and later, is being gradually rolled out across all Insider rings in the Microsoft Store. The new features will be deployed slowly, so not all users will have immediate access to them. Microsoft has expressed enthusiasm for enhancing this experience and has invited users to provide feedback through the app.
Source: MiMub in Spanish