Copilot just got even better, thanks to a new refresh from Microsoft. Here's how to use its new voice-based AI companion feature on iOS, Android, Windows, or the web.

Microsoft is unveiling a big overhaul of its Copilot experience today, adding voice and vision capabilities to transform it into a more personalized AI assistant. As I exclusively

Microsoft has introduced a new AI voice feature in its Copilot V2, enhancing the AI chat interface with a neural conversation capability. The

Microsoft has launched a new version of its Copilot app and as well as a new look it includes a ‘voice mode’ similar to OpenAI’s ChatGPT Advanced Voice. I gave it a try and was impressed.

Powered by OpenAI’s latest models, Microsoft’s Copilot assistant is becoming a lot more handy—and wants to be an “encouraging” digital coworker.

This means that, unlike ChatGPT's Voice Mode, you don't need to spend $20 per month on a premium AI membership to use it. Even though Google's counterpart, Gemini Live, is free with the Gemini app, it is limited to Android users, whereas Copilot Voice is not.

The new Copilot Voice lets you have smoother and more natural conversations with the AI companion. This way, it will feel more like speaking with a person than a robot. Responses are faster and you’ll even be able to interrupt the chatbot and redirect the conversation. This will have four voice options to choose from.

The genAI tool is getting a raft of updates to enable more realistic interactions with users, including the ability to discuss what’s on your screen with the personal assistant.

Microsoft just announced its newly refreshed Copilot AI companion, decked out with multiple features that might even make it a more attractive pick than ChatGPT.

On Tuesday, Microsoft unveiled an updated Copilot, with one of its biggest highlights being the addition of Copilot Voice, a voice assistant that can be interrupted to have multi-turn conversations with you and respond to your emotions.