Microsoft recently announced on its official website that its browser, Edge, will launch a new Copilot mode, aiming to redefine the user browsing experience. This new mode uses advanced artificial intelligence technology to help users search, organize, and make decisions more efficiently, thereby improving overall work efficiency.
The working principle of Copilot mode is very simple. Users just need to input their needs, such as "Find a three-bedroom, two-bathroom house with a monthly rent of no more than $5,000 in downtown Los Angeles," and the system will automatically perform the search task and integrate various information, finally providing comparison results. This process not only saves time from tedious manual searching but also provides accurate results for users.
The new mode has a simple and clear interface. When users open a new tab in Edge, they will see an input box that integrates chat, search, and web navigation functions. Copilot can understand user intent and help them find the content they need faster. At the same time, Copilot can also view the tabs that users have already opened, thus gaining a comprehensive understanding of their online activities. When users are researching multiple websites, they can interact with Copilot at any time to quickly get information about vacation hotels, such as which option is closer to the beach or has better facilities.
Notably, Copilot mode also supports natural voice navigation. Users can directly express their needs through voice, such as finding information or comparing product options, and Copilot will automatically help them save time on clicks and input. In addition, users can authorize Copilot to access the context information of the browser, further enhancing the personalized experience.
In terms of privacy and security, Microsoft stated that it will always prioritize user data protection. Copilot mode only collects data used to improve the experience, and users can control the use of this data at any time. All user data will be processed according to Microsoft's privacy statement to ensure it is not shared arbitrarily.
Currently, Copilot mode is available for free to all users and will continue to be updated and improved in the future, bringing more convenience and features. Users can also choose to enable or disable this mode based on their own needs, flexibly addressing different browsing requirements in daily life.
Key Points:
🧑💻 Microsoft Edge launches Copilot mode, automating searches and integrating information to improve browsing efficiency.
🗣️ Supports natural voice navigation, allowing users to interact with Copilot directly through voice.
🔒 Privacy protection is the top priority, with user data only used to improve the experience and ensure data security.