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Microsoft Edge's Copilot: AI-Powered Browsing Assistant

Microsoft Edge's Copilot: AI-Powered Browsing Assistant

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Microsoft launched Copilot Mode, an experimental AI-powered feature for its Edge browser. Copilot assists users with web browsing, predicting needs and taking actions on their behalf. It can help with tasks like recipe modification, booking appointments, and research. While offering voice input and potentially streamlining online tasks, its adoption remains uncertain. Copilot requires user permission to access browsing data for enhanced assistance, raising privacy considerations.

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