Microsoft’s conversational AI tool in the Edge browser can see, explain, and give context to websites. It's finally out of ...

Microsoft's Copilot AI can now watch your screen as you browse so you can ask it questions about what you're doing.

The AI tool allows Copilot to describe what it sees on your screen in Edge, letting you ask questions about the page content.

Microsoft’s Copilot struggles to gain popularity, with 20 million weekly users despite integration into Windows and Microsoft ...

Microsoft defines Vision as a "talk-based experience," which essentially means users use it by speaking into the air, then ...

Microsoft is rolling out Copilot Vision for Copilot on Windows. Open Copilot and check if this feature is available to you. If not, open the Microsoft Store and update Copilot to the latest ...

Microsoft Edge is getting its first big "AI" upgrade, where Copilot is integrated into the New Tab Page (NTP).

Copilot is everything from a chatbot to an image generator and a sidebar assistant. Here's what you need to know about ...

Microsoft has announced a new feature, Copilot Vision. It’s an addition to its artificial intelligence assistant, Copilot, and is currently free to utilize in the Microsoft Edge browser.

Copilot Vision, a new AI feature that can offer insights on what’s on your screen is now available for all Microsoft Edge users in the US.

Microsoft Copilot can now see what's on your screen. The new feature, called Copilot Vision, is now available within Microsoft Edge for free. Free access to Copilot Vision is currently limited to ...

With Copilot Vision, Microsoft's Edge browser now has eyes. The new AI function is freely available – for selected pages.