Microsoft is rolling out an update to Copilot Vision for Windows Insiders that lets the AI tool see everything that’s on your screen. Previously, the tool was able to look at two apps at a time and connect the dots between the two, but with this change, it can look at your whole desktop or “any specific browser or app window,” Microsoft says.

Microsoft is boosting the capabilities of Copilot Vision, now allowing it to see your desktop and any Windows apps on it.

Microsoft is expanding Copilot Vision for Windows Insiders, allowing the AI assistant to view your entire screen, not just two apps. The feature can now analyse any open browser or app window, offering help,

Microsoft has begun rolling out a major update to its Copilot app on Windows, giving users a powerful new way to interact with the AI (artificial

Copilot Vision allows users to share app windows or browsers for AI assistance, but Desktop Share takes this a step further by extending visibility to the entire desktop if the user chooses.

The new option, which will appear in the “Click to Do” menu, uses AI to generate a written description of an image, chart, or graph on your screen. The feature is rolling out now to Windows Insiders on Snapdragon-equipped Copilot Plus PCs,

With this update in place, Copilot should be to process and react to multiple windows and apps at the same time. Microsoft touted the ability for it to assist with all aspects of

Microsoft’s AI tool is testing a feature where you can show it your entire desktop rather than specific apps. You need to manually turn the feature on for each session.

Microsoft is rolling out a big update to its Copilot Vision for Windows Insiders that lets the AI tool see everything on your screen. This is a pretty significant change, as it could only look at two apps at a time before.

Microsoft's Copilot Vision AI now has eyes on your entire screen as it rolls out an update to Windows Insiders on Windows 11 PCs.