About this tag
The copilot interface tag covers discussion of Microsoft’s experimental ideas for changing how people interact with a Windows-adjacent PC. Current coverage centers on the leaked Project Aion concept, which presents Copilot as a replacement for the traditional Start menu and organizes work through Edge, web apps, enterprise data routing, and AI-generated task spaces. Rather than treating the familiar Windows 11 desktop and individual applications as the primary structure, the prototype emphasizes user intent and conversational access. This archive is useful for tracking speculation about Copilot-first computing, browser-based shells, and Microsoft’s evolving interface direction, while keeping the distinction between an internal prototype and a shipped product clear.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    Microsoft Project Aion Leak: Copilot-First PC Replaces Start With Edge AI Spaces

    In a leaked 2024-era video, Microsoft’s internal “Project Aion” appears to show a Copilot-first PC operating environment built around Edge, web apps, enterprise data routing, and AI-generated task spaces rather than the familiar Windows 11 desktop. The important part is not whether Aion ships as...