Microsoft has quietly changed the default for launching its Copilot generative AI assistant on Windows, so the chat window is now larger. Users can also switch back to the previous size.
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Microsoft a few days ago at CES 2024, debuted its new Copilot button for keyboards as it tries to replicate the success of the Windows key. This new key however may not be mandatory, yet.
Microsoft has confirmed that a new Copilot key will start appearing on new Windows 11 PCs beginning later in January that will allow users to instantly launch the Copilot generative AI feature.
Microsoft has confirmed that a Copilot issue, which was there on Windows 11, has now been introduced in Windows 10 as well, given that the company is now pushing the feature on the latter too.
Microsoft released Copilot on Windows 11 last month and this month, it is also bringing it to Windows 10 Insiders. In a blog post, the tech giant explains why you need it even if you may not want it.
As promised, Microsoft is now rolling out a new Windows 10 Release Preview Build 19045.3757 to those members in the Windows Insider Program. It includes the rollout of the Copilot AI assistant.
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