Microsoft has announced another new feature for its Copilot app for Windows. You only call it a phrase with your voice, “Hey, Copilot!” Can say
This “Hey, Kurtana!” The users of can remind, and the idea is quite similar. Microsoft wants the user start interaction with a hand -free experience -driven copillot voice. This is an opt-in feature that users want to try it, they will need to manually enable the option that says that in the Settings page of the Copilot app, “Hey, Copilot” to start a conversation “. This will appear on your screen a copilot microphone, which Microsoft has labeled “Copilot Voice Floating UI”. It looks similar to the microphone icon in the Copilot app for iOS and Android.
Copilot will also play a chime to indicate that it is listening to your voice. If you do not interact with it after applying voice-activation mode, the app will automatically stop recording. Users can also click on ‘X’ to manually eliminate conversations. It provides a fast way to ask questions without using the mouse and keyboard. Hey Copilot! Only can be used when the PC is unlocked, and that internet connection is required to work for convenience.
Microsoft says This feature uses an on-device veke word spotter that only detects the phrase ‘Hey Copilot’. The memory in this Wake Word Spot has an on-device 10 second audio buffer, and the material in this buffer is not locally recorded or stored, that is, the app will find out what you are saying without recording it. Audio buffer will send audio when “Hey Copilot” was discovered on the cloud, to bring answers to the question you asked.
So far, ‘Hey Copilot’ Wake Word is available only to users who have set their display language in English in Windows. This feature is rolling for users who have the Copilot App version 1.25051.10.0 and higher, which is currently available to participants in the Windows Insider program.
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