Copilot in Windows 10 is currently in preview, though with the Dec. 1 general availability announced for Copilot in Microsoft 365, Windows 11, and Bing at Microsoft Ignite, we may see this ...

Windows 10 should get Microsoft’s Copilot AI – a feature that was previously exclusive to Windows 11 – in the near future, and some users might benefit from the desktop-based assistant ...

With Copilot being available for Windows 10, a considerable number of Windows users will be able to access the new assistant. Aside from this, the assistant will be able to improve its capabilities.

Furthermore, Copilot might not perform best on older Windows or other OS. To make things worse, Microsoft recently announced that Windows 10 users do not have the option to uninstall the AI tool.

Sort of. Windows Copilot AI has arrived in a pre-release form for Windows 11, but it’s a long way short of what Microsoft originally promised.

This programme promises to continue to provide security (not feature) updates to WIndows 10 for an additional year - the major catch being Microsoft will charge anyone who signs up $30. At the time of ...