Microsoft Copilot gets smarter with browser and memory skills

Microsoft just made Copilot better with fresh features that help you do more things faster. Copilot can directly work on websites for you - it books hotels and makes restaurant reservations all by itself. This matches what AI tools from OpenAI and Google already offer but comes through Microsoft instead. Copilot also keeps track of what you talked about before. It learns where you like to travel or what foods you prefer, then uses this info later. You control how much it remembers about you and can switch off this memory function completely if you want.

Copilot has become much stronger at finding information. It searches through many documents and pictures to create detailed reports. The system even creates podcasts that explain hard topics in easy ways. Microsoft has added the Vision tool to more places - it works on the web, mobile apps, and a brand new Windows app. This lets Copilot look at any picture you show it and answer questions about what appears on your screen.

These upgrades will appear gradually over time, and some parts might take longer to reach everyone. All these changes aim to make Copilot more helpful and personal for each user. The system becomes smarter as it learns your preferences and handles more tasks without needing extra help from you. Microsoft designed these improvements to save you time and make complex jobs simpler with just a few clicks or commands.