Microsoft makes every Windows 11 PC an AI-powered computer

Microsoft has rolled out a major Windows 11 update that brings artificial intelligence to the center of your PC experience. The company aims to make every Windows 11 device an AI PC, blending conversational computing with on-screen intelligence.

This update introduces Copilot Voice, Copilot Vision, and Copilot Actions, marking the start of a new phase for personal computing — one where you can literally talk to your computer.

Meet Copilot Voice — the PC you can talk to

The biggest feature of this update is Copilot Voice, which lets users interact with Windows through simple voice commands.
By saying “Hey, Copilot,” you can ask your PC to perform actions, answer questions, or explain what’s on your screen.

Microsoft is promoting this change through the tagline “Meet the computer you can talk to,” highlighting its vision to make voice input as natural and transformative as the mouse and keyboard once were.

Copilot Vision adds eyes to your computer

With Copilot Vision, Windows 11 now allows the AI assistant to understand what’s displayed on your screen — but only when you allow it.
You can ask Copilot to identify a product in a video, summarize a document, or describe an image. The assistant visually analyzes your screen to deliver real-time context and useful insights.

For example, Microsoft demonstrated how Copilot can tell which microphone a streamer is using or even help a designer write a short biography by scanning their portfolio.

Copilot Actions brings hands-on AI help

Another new feature, Copilot Actions, acts like a digital assistant for file management. You can ask it to rename photos, delete duplicates, or organize folders — and it will carry out the task safely while showing each step.

This feature will remain off by default but can be enabled by users who want more automation within Windows.

AI goes beyond the desktop

Microsoft is also extending Copilot to Xbox services, letting gamers ask for gameplay tips or explore in-game options hands-free.
The move shows how Microsoft wants Copilot to become an all-in-one assistant — across devices, not just PCs.

AI integration defines the future of Windows

With this rollout, Microsoft is pushing toward a new generation of computing centered around AI.
The company believes AI PCs will redefine how users interact with technology, making everyday tasks more intuitive.

The update also arrives as Microsoft ends support for Windows 10, encouraging more users to move to Windows 11. While Apple continues to refine its AI-powered Siri, Microsoft’s approach with Copilot gives it an early lead in consumer AI integration.