Microsoft’s Windows team has confirmed what industry insiders have been expecting for months: the future of the OS will be built around context-aware, multimodal AI that can see and understand what’s on your screen, respond to voice and pen input, and act on your intent — but those headline AI...
Microsoft’s plan to make Windows listen, see, and act is an engineering and product pivot of genuine consequence — but the company’s renewed faith in multimodal inputs (voice, vision, pen, touch) and pervasive on-device AI must clear two big hurdles before it can be called a success...
Microsoft’s Mu model has quietly recharted what “local AI” can look like on a personal PC, turning Windows 11 from a cloud-first assistant host into a platform for high-speed, privacy-conscious on-device language understanding — and doing it by design for Neural Processing Units (NPUs) in...