PC gamers are questioning the new Gaming Copilot feature in Windows 11 over potential privacy risks and its impact on frame rates. While Microsoft’s FAQ states that screenshots are not stored for model training, a forum post suggested the default settings might capture gameplay for AI training. Tests show a modest dip in performance when the feature is active, especially on lower‑end handheld devices. The controversy highlights the tension between AI‑driven assistance and gamer expectations for privacy and optimal performance. Leia mais →

Microsoft has rolled out Gaming Copilot, an AI assistant for gamers, to the Windows 11 Game Bar in beta. Available to Xbox Insiders, the feature offers in‑game help, voice interaction, and screenshot analysis while running on PCs and select handhelds. Initially limited to the United States, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and Singapore, the tool is not yet released in the United Kingdom or Europe. Microsoft notes ongoing performance optimizations for handheld devices and emphasizes that users can opt out if they prefer not to use the AI. Leia mais →

Microsoft has launched a beta version of its Gaming Copilot AI assistant, accessible to Xbox Insiders on PC through the Game Bar. The tool overlays a chat box on screen, allowing players to ask text or voice questions about the game they are playing. It can offer in‑game help, game recommendations, and account assistance, using screenshots to tailor its advice. While currently limited to English, the beta is usable in several regions and is also available on Windows‑based handheld devices with reduced functionality. Microsoft says future updates will add proactive coaching features. Leia mais →