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

Microsoft is launching a redesigned version of Copilot today, intent on becoming an AI assistant or companion. To celebrate this, Microsoft’s new AI CEO, Mustafa Suleyman, has penned a 700-plus-word memo on what he describes as a “technological paradigm shift” toward AI models that can understand what humans see and hear.

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Microsoft is revamping its Copilot personal AI assistant with a new design, a daily news summary, and natural voice interactions,

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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.

Microsoft rolled out a slew of new features for its Copilot chatbot on Tuesday, including the ability to speak to the AI directly as you would another person, and without the need for text-based input prompts.

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.