The launch of the Microsoft Copilot application did not leave anyone indifferent. It is true that there is still room for improvement, but this intelligent assistant is the beginning of something very big in the PC world, because paves the way for the adoption of generative artificial intelligence in the general consumer market as a driver for creating new experiences as well as a way to improve more traditional ones.

In a recent interview, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said that Copilot It’s like a start button, in relation to what happens the orchestrator of all experiences users with different applications. To support this idea, he explained how this guide can help the user learn and create, and how it makes Windows simpler and easier to use.

Microsoft Copilot is just that the first step to what is yet to come. Windows 12 will be a true consecration of generative artificial intelligence applied in a broad sense to the operating system, as this new version of Windows will be natively designed to make the best use of artificial intelligence, which is not the case with Windows 10 or Windows. 11 because they were both released before AI became the phenomenon it is today.

Pavan Davuluri, Microsoft’s corporate vice president, echoed Nadella’s words and emphasized that A key element will be the co-pilot so that Windows can develop and exploit the true potential of artificial intelligence. In your opinion:

“Now for us at Microsoft and at the ecosystem level, our core experience is really Copilot. Just as the Start button is the gateway to Windows, Copilot is for us entry point to this world of artificial intelligence on PC«.

Does this mean that Copilot is going to replace the classic start button? I think you can be very calm in this sense, the Redmond giant already made the mistake of removing the said button a few years ago and had no choice but to implement it again, so I don’t think I’ll trip over the same stone twice.

Windows 12 is said to take advantage advanced version of Copilot, and that it will take advantage of the hardware acceleration offered by the most advanced Intel and AMD processors equipped with Neural Processing Units (NPUs) such as Meteor Lake and the Ryzen 7000 and Ryzen 8000 APUs.