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Message: [QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 28577, member: 2262"] Xbox shared the exciting news on their Official Xbox Podcast today. Fatima Kardar, Corporate VP of Gaming AI, joined Jason Ronald, VP of Next Generation, to talk about new AI features coming directly to players. These updates help you save time, find games you'll probably love, and return to games you stopped playing a long time ago. Kardar introduced Copilot for Gaming during the podcast. Xbox Insiders can check out an early version on mobile soon. This AI helper acts as your gaming buddy. It speeds up access to your favorite games, coaches you to become better, and keeps you connected with friends and communities. The copilot stands ready when needed but stays invisible otherwise. Kardar pointed out that gaming differs from other entertainment because players can hit roadblocks. That's exactly when Copilot steps in to help you continue. The podcast displays actual examples of Copilot working - you should watch it to see everything it does. Copilot for Gaming relies on three core principles: capability, adaptability, and personalization. It assists players with game recommendations, quick setup, skill coaching, and friend connections. Kardar emphasized that players maintain control over how and when they interact with Copilot. It enhances gaming without interrupting the experience. A major issue Copilot addresses involves time management. It reduces time wasted on searching, downloading, and updating, freeing up more time for actual gameplay—what matters most. Whether suggesting new titles or reminding you about unfinished adventures, Copilot makes Xbox gaming smoother and more personalized. The podcast demonstrated an upcoming Copilot feature: in-game assistance. Players ask questions using everyday language, and Copilot provides specific advice to overcome challenges and improve skills. Kardar explained that AI must appear at exactly the right moment without becoming annoying. Players choose when and if they want these features. Your feedback matters tremendously - through the Xbox Insider Program, you can test Copilot and offer suggestions to improve it, beginning with mobile before expanding to other devices. Jason Ronald announced that over 1,000 titles support Xbox Play Anywhere. When you purchase an Xbox Play Anywhere game, you play it on both Xbox and Windows 10/11 PCs without paying extra. Your saves, progress, and achievements follow you across all devices. This flexibility obviously helps players, but Ronald shared stats proving it benefits developers as well. Games with Xbox Play Anywhere enabled receive 20% more playtime because players enjoy them wherever they want. [/QUOTE]

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