Microsoft will integrate the Copilot virtual assistant into Windows 10.

Microsoft plans to integrate the Copilot virtual assistant into Windows 10, promising to deliver a better experience and more powerful features for users of this operating system.

Microsoft Copilot is considered a virtual assistant on computers, allowing activation and use directly from the Windows screen without needing to install any additional software or tools. Copilot operates as a chatbot (automated chat software), enabling users to answer questions, summarize content, or compose emails, among other things.

Microsoft Copilot, the AI-integrated virtual assistant, may no longer be an exclusive feature of Windows 11.

Currently, Microsoft offers Copilot exclusively for Windows 11 users. However, it's highly likely that the company will bring this AI-integrated virtual assistant to Windows 10 users next year.

According to the technology website Windows Central, citing sources close to Microsoft, the company has several reasons for bringing the Copilot virtual assistant to Windows 10. One of the most important reasons is the large number of Windows 10 users at the moment.

Although Microsoft will officially "kill off" Windows 10 on October 14, 2025, and the company is trying everything to entice users to switch to Windows 11, as of now there are still over 1 billion people using Windows 10, while the number of Windows 11 users is only around 400 million.

Therefore, bringing Copilot to Windows 10 is seen as a solution for Microsoft to gain a larger user base, helping to train and enhance the intelligence of this virtual assistant.

Windows Central also stated that the way Copilot works and is used on Windows 10 will be similar to that on Windows 11, meaning that if Windows 10 users upgrade to Windows 11, they will not need to retrain the virtual assistant from scratch.

Source: https://baoquocte.vn/microsoft-se-tich-hop-tro-ly-ao-copilot-tren-windows-10-249720.html