Microsoft has released a new update for Copilot Vision, giving Windows Insiders a major upgrade. This version allows the AI assistant to view your entire screen, not just two apps like before. That means Copilot Vision can now look at your whole desktop or any app or browser window you choose.
See Your Full Screen
Previously, Copilot Vision could only view two apps side-by-side. Now, it can access everything on your screen, helping it understand your tasks better.
Easy Activation
You can turn on Copilot Vision manually. Just click the glasses icon in the Copilot app and select the window or screen you want it to see. It works like screen sharing in a video call that only sees what you allow.
Helpful and Interactive
Microsoft says Copilot Vision can now analyze what’s on your screen, give useful insights, and even talk you through tasks. For example, it can offer tips to improve your creative work, help fix your resume, or guide you while you play a new game.
Works with Your Phone Camera Too
Copilot Vision isn’t just limited to your computer screen. It can also answer questions based on what it sees through your mobile phone camera, making it even more versatile.
More Privacy-Friendly
Unlike Microsoft Recall, which takes automatic screenshots of your screen, Copilot Vision works only when you turn it on yourself. This gives users more control and privacy.
With these updates, Microsoft is making Copilot Vision a smarter and more useful tool for everyday tasks. Whether you’re working, learning, or just exploring something new, this feature can offer real-time help and guidance.
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