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Microsoft has begun rolling out a significant update for its Copilot application on Windows, available through the Microsoft Store. This new version introduces noteworthy innovations, including the ability to share the entire desktop with Copilot, allowing the tool to visualize in real-time what the user is doing.
This functionality enables smoother interaction, as Copilot can analyze the content being displayed, offering insights and answering questions to assist with various tasks, from creative projects to resume enhancements and navigating video games. To access this option, users simply need to click the glasses icon within the composer and select the desktop they wish to share. Additionally, it’s easy to stop sharing with a simple click on ‘Stop’ or ‘X.’
Another significant addition in this update is the ability to activate Copilot Vision during voice conversations, allowing users to provide additional context about their projects in a more interactive manner.
The rollout of this update corresponds to version 1.25071.125 or higher and will begin reaching all Insider channels via the Microsoft Store. Users on platforms where Windows Vision is enabled will be the first to benefit, although availability will be gradual.
Microsoft has also encouraged users to provide feedback through the app by accessing the profile icon and selecting the “Give feedback” option. The company has expressed its excitement about these new features and its commitment to continuously improving the Copilot experience on Windows.
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Referrer: MiMub in Spanish
