Microsoft wants you to talk to Windows 11 PCs again — Copilot gets ‘conversational’ input to complement your mouse and keyboard

October 17, 2025

, By Tom’s Hardware

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Microsoft is pushing to make every Windows 11 PC an AI PC. In new updates, the company is focusing on further integrating AI into Windows 11 apps and experiences (not just chatbots), and making voice as much of an input option as the keyboard and mouse.

The idea, Microsoft says, is that AI on a PC should be easy and natural to interact with in either text or voice; that it should be able to see your screen and information and help; and that it should be able, with your permission, to “take action on your…

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Microsoft wants you to talk to Windows 11 PCs again — Copilot gets ‘conversational’ input to complement your mouse and keyboard

October 17, 2025

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Microsoft is pushing to make every Windows 11 PC an AI PC. In new updates, the company is focusing on further integrating AI into Windows 11 apps and experiences (not just chatbots), and making voice as much of an input option as the keyboard and mouse.

The idea, Microsoft says, is that AI on a PC should be easy and natural to interact with in either text or voice; that it should be able to see your screen and information and help; and that it should be able, with your permission, to “take action on your…

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