gaming copilot

Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 update shipped a new Gaming Copilot integration that many users found helpful — and unsettling — because it introduced model-training settings that appear to be enabled by default and can capture in-game text and voice interactions, with multiple reports saying the...

Microsoft’s latest outreach to Xbox users — a short, targeted survey about adding AI features to Xbox Game Pass — has quietly signaled where the platform could head next: in‑game assistance, post‑game analytics, voice Copilot interactions, personalized discovery, and account insights. The...

Microsoft’s quietly staged November rollout tightened the bond between phone, handheld and PC gaming by shipping two headline features: Gaming Copilot (Beta) on the Xbox mobile app and a wider rollout of the Full Screen Experience (FSE) across Windows 11 devices, while adding cloud streaming...

Microsoft’s November Xbox update quietly turned two interlocking initiatives into public features: Gaming Copilot (Beta) landed in the Xbox mobile app as a second‑screen, voice‑enabled assistant, and the Full Screen Experience (FSE)—the controller‑first, console‑style shell Microsoft tested on...

Microsoft’s November Xbox update quietly stitched two strategic threads together — making the new Gaming Copilot (Beta) available on the Xbox mobile app while widening the Full Screen Experience (FSE) footprint across Windows devices — and in doing so pushed a controller‑first, AI‑assisted...

Microsoft’s November Xbox update stitches together three quiet but consequential moves — an AI-powered Gaming Copilot on mobile, a wider roll‑out of the console‑style Full Screen Experience (FSE) on Windows devices, and important cloud‑streaming upgrades including selectable resolutions up to...

Microsoft’s November update for Xbox is less a single dramatic pivot than a careful, coordinated nudge: an AI-powered companion on mobile, a console-style full-screen shell spreading across Windows 11 devices, cloud-streaming quality controls that can reach 1440p, and expanded regional...

Microsoft has quietly — and strategically — tightened the seams between phone, PC, and handheld gaming by shipping two headline features this November: Gaming Copilot on the Xbox mobile app and a wider rollout of the Full Screen Experience (FSE) across Windows 11 devices. These changes are more...

Microsoft’s November Xbox update pushes the company further into a cloud-first, AI-enhanced gaming future: the Xbox Cloud Gaming library that lets players “stream your own games” has crossed the 1,000-title milestone and now includes heavy-hitters such as Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 and SpongeBob...

Microsoft has begun rolling out Gaming Copilot — a Copilot‑branded, voice‑first AI assistant embedded into the Windows Xbox Game Bar — that promises to learn from what you play and give contextual, in‑game help using screenshots, voice, and your Xbox account history. Background / Overview...

Microsoft’s calendar cut‑off for Windows 10 arrived on October 14, 2025, and with it a stark choice for every organisation still running the decade‑old OS: buy time with paid Extended Security Updates, execute a fast — and often expensive — device refresh, or accept growing security, compliance...

Microsoft’s Gaming Copilot for Windows 11 has been thrust into the privacy spotlight after community testers discovered that the assistant can take screenshots during gameplay and — in some preview configurations — a “Model training on text” toggle that relates to on‑screen text appeared enabled...

Microsoft’s terse reassurance — that Gaming Copilot “only runs when you use it” — has cooled the most alarmist headlines, but the beta’s early days have still exposed a cluster of technical, privacy and performance questions that every Windows gamer and IT pro should understand before enabling...

Microsoft’s short clarification that Gaming Copilot “only runs when you use it” has calmed the loudest headlines, but it did not erase the wider set of technical and policy questions that surfaced when community packet captures and early beta reports showed Copilot-related network activity tied...

Microsoft’s terse clarification did what it set out to do: calm the loudest headline — screenshots captured by Gaming Copilot are not used to train Microsoft’s AI models — while leaving a string of technical, transparency, and governance questions unresolved for PC gamers, streamers, developers...

Microsoft Edge’s newest update folds a thinking, acting assistant into the browser window: Copilot Mode turns tabs and history into usable context, introduces agentic automations that can perform multi‑step web tasks, and adds a memory layer called Journeys — all delivered with visible consent...

Microsoft’s new Gaming Copilot landed in Windows 11 on October 26, 2025, promising real‑time, context‑aware help inside the Xbox Game Bar — and immediately reopened a debate about what it means for a PC to “see” and process gameplay. The feature blends local neural processing with optional cloud...

Microsoft’s short, firm clarification — that Gameplay screenshots captured by Gaming Copilot are taken only when a user actively invokes the feature and are not used to train Microsoft’s AI models — settles part of the debate but leaves a larger set of technical and governance questions...

Microsoft’s Gaming Copilot has arrived in Windows 11’s Game Bar as a beta overlay that promises an AI “personal sidekick” for players — offering voice-first queries, screenshot-aware troubleshooting, achievement tracking and on‑the‑fly recommendations — but its early rollout has exposed thorny...

Microsoft has issued a clear — if not fully satisfying — response after users flagged that the new Gaming Copilot in Windows 11’s Xbox Game Bar appeared to be capturing screenshots and OCR’d text from games and sending that data off the machine, with at least one forum poster claiming the data...