Windows 11 update brings new AI features

Windows 11 introduces various AI features to enrich user experience, particularly for Copilot+ PCs.

Microsoft enhances Windows 11 with new AI features

Microsoft has announced a series of new AI-powered features for Windows 11, particularly aimed at users with Copilot+ PCs. The latest update revamps the Settings app, introducing an agentic search function that allows users to verbally express issues with their computers, such as adjusting screen resolution or mouse cursor size. The new Reading Coach feature, now included in Click to Do, assists users in enhancing their reading skills through personalized feedback. Other updates include the Relight feature in the Photos app, which enables light adjustments using AI, and Paint’s new sticker generator and object selection tool. Additionally, a redesigned blue screen of death is set to improve performance and security. Users can access these updates by downloading the latest non-security update for Windows 11 version 24H2.

The introduction of AI features in Windows 11 reflects a significant shift toward a more interactive user interface. As Microsoft leverages AI technology, it is enhancing productivity tools that cater to specific user needs. By allowing users to communicate issues directly to their operating system, Microsoft aims to simplify technical support and create a more user-friendly experience. However, the reliance on AI also raises questions about data privacy and the extent to which users' interactions will be analyzed. As the adoption of AI continues, companies will need to navigate these complexities carefully to build trust with their user base.

Highlights

These updates signal Microsoft’s commitment to integrating AI in everyday tasks.