Recently announced by Microsoft, the addition of a shortcut key to activate the Copilot has given something to talk about.
And no less. After all, the artificial intelligence (AI) service on Windows 11 notebook keyboards represents a more significant change that we haven’t seen in decades.
This initiative reveals a strong investment by the company in improving the AI service throughout 2024, being able to move a structure that lasted for decades in Microsoft.
Microsoft announces new keyboard – Image: Microsoft/Reproduction
Copilot, the new Windows button
Launched in September 2023, Copilot da Microsoft emerges as a competitor in the artificial intelligence market, competing with consolidated products such as ChatGPT from OpenAI and Bard from Google.
Its differential goes beyond generative AI, standing out for its integration with a variety of Microsoft programs.
Compatible with Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Paint, Notepad, Edge and Bing browser, the Copilot offers a wide range of usage possibilities in different contexts and productivity scenarios, providing versatility to users.
Copilot, a Microsoft service with more than 150 features, is integrated into the company’s applications, offering a wide range of functionalities using OpenAI’s GPT-4 model.
This means that the new function will provide the creation of texts, the resolution of complete questions and calculation solutions, in addition to other generative services.
To generate images with artificial intelligence, Copilot uses DALL-E 3, the same one used by Bing Image Creator.
This combination of technologies highlights Copilot’s versatility and comprehensive capabilities across diverse tasks and usage contexts. Without a doubt, the new feature has arrived to facilitate the user experience!
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