Windows Copilot Preview for Windows 11 #shorts

See 5 things that Windows Copilot can do to control your PC settings and active Microsoft Edge Browser.

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#ai #artificialintelligence #windows11

[lostover]

This is what they said Cortana could do when she was a thing.

[zero]

Number 2 … simply learn the quick keyboard command to do this and never have to worry about it again.

[Nnchu]

I feel like all the settings examples aren’t really any faster for convenient

[FiveTimeZero]

to do 2 click work 2 click to open copilot and write a whole sentence again click to do the work 😂😂

[funkynerd_com]

Me: Hey copilot, open bluetooth settings.
Copilot: I’m sorry for the misunderstanding, but as an AI, I don’t have the ability to interact with your operating system or control your device’s settings. However, I can guide you on how to open Bluetooth devices on your Windows 11:

Click on the Start Menu (Windows icon) in the bottom left corner of your screen.
Click on Settings.
In the Settings window, click on Devices.
In the Devices menu, click on Bluetooth & devices.
Here you should be able to see and manage your Bluetooth devices. Remember to turn on Bluetooth if it’s not already on!

[dobias]

It's good, because it makes the people want to switch to Linux

[zero]

You have a list of 5 things and only one of those was a thing you’d really use AI for.

This was a bad list. 80% of this was garbage. One item was fantastic! More real uses for the AI would be great!

I sure don’t need AI to do something I can do with fewer keystrokes if I use a keyboard command. Or to set dark mode which would be a one time use click where anyone who knows it exists will have it on.

[RealLifeTech]

This is the feature that probably gets me to upgrade to W11

[raggedymanxl]

So how about you show us how to get rid of it.

[mohamadmansour]

This is silly, i can do that with 3 or 4 mouse clicks.

[ltbill]

It will also monitor you and send reports to your employer on productivity.

[zubin]

Can't wait for EU to force their hand into allowing all browsers to work with the Windows Copilot. As should be the case from the get go. Oh well! A waiting game till then.