Microsoft recently released Copilot on Windows 11, after the Redmond-based tech giant teased it for several months. In less than a year since ChatGPT made its way into the world, Windows 11 has a native AI app that can do almost anything you of it, within good reasons, of course.

Microsoft recently released Copilot on Windows 11, after the Redmond-based tech giant teased it for several months. In less than a year since ChatGPT made its way into the world, Windows 11 has a native AI app that can do almost anything you of it, within good reasons, of course.

Copilot is next-level Cortana, enhanced to suit the needs of the modern Windows user: it can easily compose texts for you, automatically set your Windows 11 to a dark theme, and it can recommend stuff for you to do.

With this being said, Microsoft is reportedly planning to bring Copilot to Windows 10. The reason behind it? Windows 10 has the numbers and could prove to be the perfect ground for testing a Copilot adoption.

Copilot will retain most of its features and capabilities on Windows 10, and the AI tool will be accessed through the Windows 10 taskbar. It will also open the same way it currently does on Windows 11, with a sidebar. The AI tool will reportedly be coming to Windows 10 in a future update.

Windows 10 won’t be receiving any major updates anymore, as the OS is expected to reach EOS in October 2025. However, the Windows 10 community is still more popular than the Windows 11 one, and judging by the number, it won’t change any time soon.

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