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The AI won't be on-hand in the cloud storage locker to help you find files, or summarize documents, just yet - you'll have to wait a few more months.

Copilot application has been piped through to Windows Server 2022 installations somehow - and Microsoft has confirmed this is an unfortunate mistake.

Microsoft is apparently going to make big revelations about AI PCs at its Build 2024 conference, including a linchpin feature for AI.

Sort of - at least the mapping behind the Copilot key dates back to IBM PCs which had a massive bank of function keys, some 24 of them, in fact.

Intel has shared details of what the requirements will be for an 'AI PC' and they include an NPU, and also a demand that a Copilot key must be present.

To the surprise of those finding it, there's a Copilot app in both release and preview versions of Windows 11 - though it's just a shell of a client.

Well, we were expecting that the latest GPT-4 Turbo model would come to the free spin on Copilot in time - but definitely not this swiftly.

New AI features are expected to include a huge stride forward with AI Explorer - a supercharged AI-powered search - and a big change to the Paint app.

In the Beta channel a new change is rolling out that means when users hover the mouse over the Copilot icon in the taskbar, the AI's panel pops open.

Microsoft is rolling out the ability for users to drag and drop a file to Copilot, which the AI will then summarize, saving a whole lot of effort.

Copilot gets plugins and new abilities to tweak Settings in Windows 11, with AI features also coming to the Photos app and Clipchamp.

Supercharged image creation chops are really smart and very welcome, plus a new carousel adds some randomness and color to the Copilot interface.

It seems all new AI PCs, and more broadly all laptops, will be going for 16GB of RAM this year, as that's the minimum reportedly stipulated by Microsoft.

The inevitable happens as Microsoft forks Copilot into a free version and an improved Copilot Pro with GPT-4 Turbo, better image skills and more.

Could Microsoft be preparing a premium version of Copilot? Clues found in the Android version of Edge suggest that this might be happening.

Microsoft has plenty of ideas for its Copilot AI assistant, and this one falls in the category of a simple change, but a useful one for sure.

Microsoft is experimenting with having Copilot AI appear as soon as Windows 11 boots, but it's not clear which users this will affect.

Leaked HP spec sheets for its Spectre notebooks suggest we'll get the Windows 11 2024 Update later this year as opposed to Windows 12.

Microsoft's Copilot AI will be able to find texts, read or summarize them, and even compose replies to those messages if you want.

Microsoft is rolling out a new piece of functionality that gives Copilot the ability to help users with finding their way around Windows 11.

PC keyboards are getting a new addition, with the Copilot key set to be the most significant introduction since the Windows key almost 30 years ago.

No more major updates for Windows 10? Guess again, as Microsoft is bringing its AI-powered Copilot assistant to millions of Windows 10 users.

If you wondered how important AI is to Microsoft, this answers your question - it's a massive part of the future, at least if this rumor is right.

After appearing first in Dev, and then in other testing channels - and the finished version of Windows 11 - Copilot has just shown up in Canary.

Preview build 23570 makes Copilot's entrance animation smoother, plus there's a neat touch for multi-monitor users - but what about those plugins?

Microsoft is apparently set to allow more customization of the Copilot interface, including expanding the side-bar to take up a lot more of the desktop.

Microsoft has explained why Windows 11's Copilot AI isn't available to everyone across the globe yet - although that will change in time.

This speculation about a subscription model for next-gen Windows that rumbled down from the rumor mill earlier this week always seemed sketchy.

It looks like Microsoft's new AI assistant isn't playing nice with AMD's Radeon software, resetting user settings and customization after every reboot.

Microsoft has already been busy trying to jam in various nudges and suggestions with the Windows 11 interface, and this new move really isn't welcome.

Major Moment 4 update comes with Copilot, a new Backup app, really nifty inking abilities, an RGB hub for your custom lighting, and much more...

In a new preview build, you can now fire off an in-place repair of a Windows 11 installation that's hit the rocks via Windows Update.

A simple and convenient one-click uninstall for Cortana is now available via the Start menu, although this is just in early testing right now.

WinGPT is written in C and brings an AI assistant to this ancient version of Windows, featuring some amusing responses to queries, as you might imagine.

Clippy first saw the light of day - by which we mean the Microsoft Office helper was designed - on a Mac, not a Windows PC as you might have expected.

Not Cortana, not Clippy, meet Copilot, Microsoft's big plan to infuse Windows 11 with AI - but the software giant needs to tread carefully here.