The search function, which Windows 11 frequently criticized by users, becomes much more powerful with artificial intelligence -supported features. Microsoft aims to further advance its user experience with its natural language support and fast access advantages with its new search technology developed for Copilot+ supported devices.
Microsoft’s artificial intelligence -supported search for Copilot+ equipped PCs seriously improves Windows 11’s basic search capabilities. Now users will be able to make their search with natural language expressions such as “Show the documents I have been working on last week” or “find the music file I listen to this morning”. This innovation eliminates the necessity of memorizing file names and makes search processes much more user -friendly.
The new search features have been tested in the beta channel for Copilot+ supported AMD and Intel processor devices. ARM -based Copilot+ PCs with Snapdragon processor can also benefit from this update and are currently involved in the version preview program. This is an indication of Microsoft’s efforts to make technology equally accessible in both X86 and ARM architecture.
A “Humanitarian” period begins on computers
Microsoft’s artificial intelligence integration allows computers to communicate more naturally with users. In the past, operating systems that work with commands in DOS -based systems are able to perform complex operations with simple sentences such as “open the excel file I organized yesterday”. This natural language -supported interface supports Microsoft’s vision of making technology more humane.
This innovation not only improves search functions; It also stands out as a new step in the integration of artificial intelligence into our daily life. These features, which aim to reduce users’ workload and provide a more efficient experience, take Windows 11’s claim to be a user -friendly operating system.
Tested on Copilot+ supported devices, this new search system is designed to speed up, facilitate daily tasks and make the power of artificial intelligence more accessible. This technology, which is expected to develop further with future updates, can be an important milestone in Windows 11’s “humanitarian” operating system journey.
