Microsoft expands Copilot+ AI features in Windows
Microsoft is deepening its Copilot+ AI push in Windows, despite dropping the brand name from some laptops. New AI features—like smarter search, better image tools, and improved video calls—are rolling out, powered by both cloud and local processing. Microsoft says over 40% of business laptops in production now qualify as Copilot+ PCs. The company promises more robust AI tools in upcoming Windows updates.
- Copilot+ label dropped from some laptops' marketing
- AI splits work between cloud and local PCs
- Hybrid Intelligence uses context from your own device
- Copilot+ features focus on search, imaging, and calls
- New features will roll out in the next few weeks
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