Microsoft adds AI assistant to Windows 11 settings
Instead of users digging through menus, Windows 11’s AI assistant will offer guidance, troubleshoot problems, and tweak settings with a single request.
Microsoft is bringing more AI to Windows 11 with a new AI assistant built into the Settings app. This smart agent can adjust system settings like mouse precision, help users navigate the interface, and even troubleshoot problems—all by request.
With the user’s permission, it can also make changes automatically instead of relying on manual adjustments.
The AI assistant will first roll out to testers in the Windows Insider programme on Snapdragon-powered Copilot+ PCs, followed by support for x86-based systems.
Although Microsoft has not confirmed a release date for the general public, this feature marks a major step in making Windows settings more intuitive and responsive.
Several other AI-powered updates are on the way, including smarter tools in File Explorer and the Snipping Tool, plus dynamic lighting in the Photos app.
Copilot will also gain a new ‘Vision’ feature, letting it see shared windows for better in-app assistance instead of being limited to text prompts alone.
Would you like to learn more about AI, tech and digital diplomacy? If so, ask our Diplo chatbot!
