Microsoft brings Copilot to File Explorer

With Microsoft's artificial intelligence assistant Copilot, you can now interact with a file in File Explorer without opening it. PCMag reported that the tech company integrated Copilot into its file manager for users running a Windows 11 PC with a Microsoft 365 Work or School account. That means, if you want to check a specific portion of a document, Copilot can look up the information for you without opening the file.

The feature is also available on the taskbar, where you can prompt Copilot if you need something done, and a notification with the finished task shows up.

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LG TVs start rollout of Microsoft Copilot

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LG webOS TVs have begun integrating a new artificial intelligence-powered assistant. Microsoft Copilot has started to quietly appear on LG TVs, following a recent webOS update. The move seems to follow LG's announced plans to add Copilot to its TV software.

And from what Digital Trends reports, it looks like the feature isn't something you can opt out of or uninstall. You can choose not to sign into the app or move the tile where you can't see it. But the app will stay installed on your television.

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Microsoft Teams tests AI interpreter that sounds like you

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Microsoft's newest artificial intelligence feature, which is coming to Teams, allows you to sound like you are speaking a language you are not. The app offers a new AI interpreter that simulates your voice and provides near-real-time voice interpretation.

The feature is being tested by a limited group of users and is expected to roll out in 2025 for accounts with a Microsoft 365 Copilot license. It initially supports nine languages: Chinese (Mandarin), English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese (Brazil) and Spanish. Microsoft plans to add more languages in the future.

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Microsoft turns Windows Copilot into a regular app

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Currently stuck in a sidebar, Copilot will soon be a regular Windows app you can resize and move around freely. This means easier access and multitasking. Instead of a disappearing sidebar, a click on the new Copilot icon in the taskbar launches a movable window.

Microsoft explains it this way: "With this change, users of Copilot will get the benefits of a traditional app experience such as resizing, snapping, and moving the window."

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