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- Microsoft is working to give Copilot a lasting and unique visual identity to attract and engage Windows users more deeply.
- Mustafa Suleyman, Microsoft AI CEO, shared that the vision is for Copilot to develop a "permanent identity," with a virtual room, an ongoing presence, and even the idea that it will "age" over time.
- As part of these efforts, Microsoft has launched a feature called Copilot Appearance in preview mode.
- Copilot Appearance introduces a virtual character that can interact with users in real time, displaying funny animations—such as smiling, nodding, and reacting to certain conversations.
- This aims to enhance Copilot's appeal and make interactions more engaging by using real-time expressions, voice, and conversational memory.
- Copilot Appearance is currently experimental, available through Copilot Labs for registered users in the US, UK, and Canada.
- The feature is an example of Microsoft testing new, playful forms of AI user interaction.
Source: VOI.ID Microsoft Develops Copilot Appearance To Attract Windows Users' Attention
