Microsoft Redesigns AI Assistant Copilot
Microsoft has announced a redesign of its AI assistant Copilot, with new updates aimed at improving the user experience globally.
The new interface features a modern and elegant design, making using Copilot easier and simpler than ever.
According to Microsoft's preview, the new home page features information blocks that guide users, as well as a floating text box at the bottom to enter queries and access previous conversations.
Although the core functionality of Copilot has not changed, the new design provides a smoother and clearer user experience. Copilot now supports day and night mode, allowing users to customize the appearance based on their personal preferences.
Users can interact with Copilot in multiple ways, whether by typing text, uploading images with descriptions, or even using voice commands.
In terms of voice commands, Copilot now features four distinct voices, further enhancing the user experience, especially with the new “Copilot Daily” feature, which is an innovative feature that relies on artificial intelligence to provide daily personalized updates to users.
The feature starts with general information, then provides news from popular sources such as Reuters, and users can click on the source to read the full article.
Microsoft is offering this feature as a quick and engaging way for users to keep up with the news, and it plans to make it part of users' daily routine, and it could become an important factor in attracting and retaining users.
Earlier this year, Microsoft created a new AI division led by Mustafa Suleyman, a former Google veteran and co-founder of Inflection AI. The redesign of Copilot appears to be the work of this new team, as it bears some resemblance to the AI tools developed by Inflection AI.
With the new look and innovative features, Copilot aims to improve the user experience and increase engagement, making it an indispensable tool for users. The new design can be accessed by visiting the official website: copilot.microsoft.com .