Microsoft is launching Copilot Vision for Windows today, an extension of its AI assistant that lets you share your screen or ...

How to get Copilot Vision and Highlights These features are now available to U.S. users running Windows 11 version 23H2 with Copilot+ PCs , or select devices that meet the hardware requirements.

Microsoft just flipped the switch on one of its most ambitious Copilot features yet. Copilot Vision with Highlights is now rolling out to Windows 11 users in the U.S. The new tool allows Copilot ...

But there’s finally a reason to use Copilot instead of ChatGPT on your PC. It’s a feature Microsoft announced a while ago and ...

Microsoft's new Copilot Vision feature may resemble a scaled-down version of the controversial Windows Recall, but with key differences in privacy controls and data handling. By Brien Posey 06/20/2025 ...

Copilot Vision on Windows with Highlights is now available to users in the United States. The feature, which has been in testing among Insiders recently, can see what you do on your PC and share ...

Click to Do is convenient and helpful, reducing the number of steps it takes to perform rote actions in Windows 11. Apple and ...

Starting today, Windows 10 and 11 users in the US can try out the assistant's Vision feature. The tool allows you to share up to two apps with Copilot, so that you can then chat about what it sees.

Copilot Vision introduces a new way to interact with your Windows PC by enabling Copilot to visually interpret your screen and assist you in real time. Once activated, it functions as a second pair of ...

Copilot Vision is Microsoft’s new AI for Windows that sees your screen, offers real-time help, guides tasks in any app and supports multi-app use. Amit Rahi Published 16 Jun 2025, 04:50 PM IST ...

Activating Copilot Vision is fully optional. The company said you're in control of which windows to share and can stop at any time. Copilot Vision on Windows is currently available for US-based users.

I haven’t been able to fully test Copilot Vision on Windows because Microsoft is limiting the experience to the US, but I did get a brief hands-on with it at Microsoft’s 50th anniversary event ...