Copilot finally made its debut in Windows 11 last month, when the Redmond-based tech giant released it along with Windows 11 23H2, after months of anticipation.

Copilot finally made its debut in Windows 11 last month, when the Redmond-based tech giant released it along with Windows 11 23H2, after months of anticipation.

For now, the AI tool is capable of a lot of things: it uses Edge and Bing search to help users get tasks done. We’re talking about composing, suggesting Spotify playlists, summarising long texts, and even getting Windows 11 ready based on users’ inputs.

However, even though the tool was recently released, we can’t help but wonder where will the Redmond-based tech giant take it. And, if we’re to trust this recently published patent from Microsoft, it seems that Copilot might be soon updated to offer personalized experiences.

The patent was filed in 2020, but it was only recently published, meaning that Microsoft has been thinking about it for quite a while. If we take into consideration that AI is now a major feature in the tech world, and Windows 11, being able to vocally interact with Copilot doesn’t sound so futuristic.

The patent describes a digital assistant that will be able to offer personalized experiences to users through a computer-based device that processes voice, text, and physical gestures. In many regards, this sounds similar to the technology Microsoft is developing for the next Windows version.

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