Microsoft Copilot Debuts ChatGPT-Style Feature for Efficient Tasks

Microsoft Copilot features a new interface with a ChatGPT-like feature. Users can access global news and ask questions, plus upload and analyze photos and videos. Let's dive into the details.
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Recently, Microsoft revamped its AI platform Copilot's web version by introducing an exciting new interface along with a host of fresh features. If you're accustomed to using AI-powered chatbots, let us guide you through Copilot's latest interface and features.

Upon visiting the copilot.microsoft.com portal, users will experience a fresh interface. Here, they will encounter new blocks, termed as Copilot Daily, facilitating access to global news effortlessly in just thirty minutes. Notably, this information is presented in audio format.

Copilot hosts additional blocks addressing popular inquiries that many users typically have. Accompanied by a chatbot, this feature allows questions to be posed in Hindi or English, echoing the familiar experience of ChatGPT.

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During our trials, while it struggled to answer detailed questions in Hindi accurately, its performance improved significantly with complex English queries.

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An integrated microphone icon within the search bar facilitates user interaction after signing up, enabling seamless conversation.

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Moreover, a plus icon accompanies the search bar, allowing users to effortlessly upload images, videos, and other supported documents for analysis via the chatbot. Screen reading options further enhance usability, enabling users to listen to content displayed on their mobile or laptop screens.

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