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CNET
3 days ago
- CNET
Microsoft Is Testing Letting Copilot AI Interact With Your Whole Desktop
Microsoft has confirmed an upcoming expansion to its Copilot AI chatbot's screen-sharing abilities: Soon it will be able to process your entire desktop, not just certain parts of it. The company said Tuesday that this expansion of Copilot's Vision capabilities has begun public testing. This update, now rolling out to the company's Windows Insider program testers, will allow the AI chatbot to view, process and react to all aspects of a user's desktop, where beforehand it was limited to specific apps or windows. With this update in place, Copilot should be to process and react to multiple windows and apps at the same time. Microsoft touted the ability for it to assist with all aspects of a project you might be working on. The Vision feature can be activated by selecting the "glasses" icon and selecting which desktop you'd like to share, and can be closed out by hitting "Stop" or "X" in the composer. "When you share your desktop (or any specific browser or app window), Copilot can see what you see and talk to you about it in real time," Microsoft's blog post said. "It can help analyze content, provide insights, and answer your questions, coaching you through it aloud. Get tips on making improvements to your creative project, help with improving your resume, or guidance while navigating a new game."
Hans India
4 days ago
- Hans India
Microsoft Copilot Vision Can Now View Entire Desktop for Real-Time Assistance
Microsoft is taking its AI-powered assistant to the next level with a powerful update to Copilot Vision, now capable of scanning your entire computer screen to deliver contextual, real-time assistance. The feature is gradually rolling out to users in the Windows Insider programme through the Microsoft Store (version 1.25071.125 or higher). Unlike Microsoft's earlier Recall feature — which faced scrutiny over its automatic screen snapshots — Copilot Vision's desktop viewing works more like a live screen share, offering users full control. You can manually activate it by clicking a glasses icon in the Copilot composer, and just as easily stop sharing at any time using the 'Stop' or 'X' button. Once enabled, the AI assistant can "see what you see" — whether you're editing a document, playing a game, or designing a presentation — and respond to your questions or tasks with helpful insights. 'When you share your desktop (or any specific browser or app window), Copilot can see what you see and talk to you about it in real time,' Microsoft explained in an official blog post. 'It can help analyse content, provide insights, and answer your questions, coaching you through it aloud.' This interactive mode also supports voice interactions. During a conversation with Copilot, users can activate Vision by clicking the same glasses icon to let the AI analyze on-screen content in context, improving its response accuracy. Initially, Microsoft restricted Copilot Vision to analyzing web pages within the Edge browser, but this update marks a significant expansion into broader desktop functionality. Microsoft is aiming to transform Copilot into a hands-on productivity partner, integrated across desktops and eventually mobile camera input as well. While the feature is currently limited to users in the US with devices running Windows 10 or 11, more regions are expected to be added in the future. For now, users in India and other markets will have to wait. Microsoft also announced that Dragon Copilot, the mobile and browser-friendly version of the assistant, will integrate with electronic health record (EHR) systems, hinting at applications beyond the desktop. As Copilot Vision continues to evolve, Microsoft is clearly positioning it as an AI companion not just for web searches but for every aspect of digital productivity.
Business Insider
4 days ago
- Business
- Business Insider
Vision (VSN) has arrived: the new standard for user-centric token ecosystems
The Vision token is now live across major exchanges and DeFi platforms, unlocking staking, governance, and multi-chain trading The Vision Token (VSN) has officially launched today, marking a new chapter for Web3 tokens. Vision is now available across major centralised exchanges and investment platforms including Kraken, KuCoin, Bitpanda and MEXC, as well as decentralised platforms such as Uniswap, opening the door to investors worldwide. Designed as the unifying asset of the broader Web3 ecosystem, Vision integrates governance, staking, loyalty, and real-world use cases. Some early products with Vision integration will include the Vision Protocol, a liquidity aggregator for cross-chain swaps; Vision Chain, a dedicated Ethereum Layer 2 network for tokenised real-world assets; the Bitpanda DeFi Wallet; and a launchpad to showcase curated crypto projects. Vision is designed to not only provide tangible benefits in these products, a share in the generated feeds flows back to its governing body, funding rewards, buybacks and burns. While Vision is deeply integrated into Bitpanda's expanding Web3 ecosystem, it is not issued or controlled by a private company. Governance and rewards are overseen by the Vision Web3 Foundation, an entity created to ensure that the token's utility, emissions, and long-term evolution are shaped by its users. The Bitpanda Web3 Committee, composed of independent industry experts, supports the Foundation by advising on emission strategies, grant allocation, and ecosystem growth. Governance will be powered through onchain voting, enabling Vision holders to have a say in key parameters such as staking emissions, burns, and community funding. Fabian Reinisch, Chairman of the VISION web3 Foundation, commented: "With Vision, we're creating a transparent and dynamic framework where token holders have a direct say in how the ecosystem evolves. This isn't just another Web3 product - it's a user-centric model that reflects the needs of its community. Vision is built on the principle that value should flow back to those who participate and contribute, and Vision has been built to do just that." Vision consolidates the utility of Bitpanda's earlier tokens (BEST and Pantos) into a single multi-functional asset, simplifying user engagement while unlocking new capabilities. Holders can stake it for up to 10% APY, gain access to early-stage projects via the Launchpad, and shape the future through quarterly votes. Partnerships have already been announced with Paris Saint-Germain and AC Milan, who will explore new digital experiences that connect global sports audiences with Web3 to offer real benefits to Vision holders. For more details on how to participate in the Vision ecosystem, including governance, staking, and project development, users can visit and follow Vision on X (Twitter) and Telegram to stay updated. Disclaimer: Investing in digital assets carries risk; you may lose your entire investment. This is not investment advice, and past performance is no guarantee of future results. Understand all risks before investing. For details on the Vision token (VSN) by the VISION web3 Foundation, see the white paper. Benefits and rewards are subject to terms and conditions of the respective loyalty programmes. About the VISION Web3 Foundation The VISION Web3 Foundation was founded in 2025 as an independent organisation established to govern and develop the Vision (VSN) token and its surrounding ecosystem. Headquartered in Zug, Switzerland, the Foundation is responsible for the issuance and management of VSN, overseeing token supply, liquidity, and protocol governance. It supports the growth of a compliant, user-centric Web3 infrastructure through transparent onchain voting, strategic emissions, and community grants. By reinvesting ecosystem value into innovation and rewarding active participation, the Foundation ensures that the future of VSN remains decentralised, dynamic, and aligned with the interests of its holders. About Bitpanda Bitpanda was founded in Vienna in 2014 and is the leading European crypto platform. With a selection of over 3,200 digital assets, including more than 600 crypto assets and numerous stocks*, ETFs*, precious metals and commodities, the Austrian fintech unicorn offers one of the most comprehensive ranges of digital assets available in Europe. Already trusted by over 6.5 million users, and dozens of institutional partners, Bitpanda holds licences in several countries, and has a proven track record of working with local regulators to keep assets safe and secure. This makes Bitpanda one of the safest and most strictly regulated trading platforms in the industry. In addition to its headquarters in Vienna, Bitpanda has offices in, Barcelona, Berlin and Bucharest. Contact Bitpanda
Tourism Breaking News
4 days ago
- Business
- Tourism Breaking News
FHS World announces first confirmed speakers for Middle East's leading hospitality investment summit
Post Views: 38 The first 50 of a plethora of hospitality and tourism industry leaders have been confirmed as speakers at the Future Hospitality Summit – FHS World, taking place at Madinat Jumeirah in Dubai, 27-29 October. Globally renowned experts and personalities across hospitality, tourism, media and education are speaking at the Middle East's leading investment summit, held under the overarching theme for 2025 of Where Vision Leads, Investment Follows. Jonathan Worsley, Chairman of The Bench, organiser of FHS World, said: 'FHS World may be three months away, but the planning and organisation, which started as soon as last year's event finished, is in full swing. Our first speakers are confirmed, and hundreds of attendees have already signed up for the region's leading hospitality investment summit. 'FHS World gets bigger, bolder and better every year, and we are proud to announce our first 50 speakers and rapidly-evolving agenda at this early stage. We look forward to welcoming back some of our regular speaker participants alongside industry leaders who will be joining us for the first time, when the global hospitality and tourism investment fraternity gathers in Dubai in October.' With an expected attendance of more than 1,600 delegates, FHS World 2025 will feature its usual highly-anticipated, action-packed agenda addressing key industry opportunities, challenges and trends across three stages, with additional workshop rooms and breakout areas. Centred around the event theme, Where Vision Leads, Investment Follows, the FHS World programme covers everything from investment to innovation, sustainability to staffing and technology to tourism trends, with keynote speeches, panel discussion, presentations and round table debates on the agenda. Follow FHS World for updates and speakers. This year, FHS World will zoom in on global hospitality investment with a focus on projects, financing models and hotel performance. In addition, the country pavilions are back again for 2025 with, amongst others, China, Italy, Maldives and the Philippines showcasing their hospitality and tourism investment offerings. Also back by popular demand is the Branded Residences Forum, which takes a deep dive into the rapidly growing branded residences sector, with input from a host of global experts in the field. Details of the speakers can be found at with the list constantly updated as more sign up. Confirmed speakers include: • Abdullah Al Moosa, Founder & Chairman, A. A. Al Moosa Enterprises (ARENCO Group) – Winner of the 2025 FHS Lifetime Achievement Award • Stephen Sackur, Former Presenter, BBC HARDTalk • Thomas B. Meier, Chief Executive Officer, Jumeirah • Nick Candy, Chief Executive Officer, Candy Capital • Dr. Achim Schmitt, Dean, EHL Hospitality Business School • Professor Marc Lepere, Lead in ESG & Sustainability, Executive Education Department of Banking & Finance, King's Business School • Amit Arora, Chief Operating Officer, Arada • Stefano Saporetti, Director of Brand Diversification, Aston Martin • Hans Meyer, Co-Founder & Managing Director, Zoku • Daniel Thorniley, Economist & President, DT-Global Business Consulting • Eleonora Srugo, Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker & Star of Netflix's Selling the City
India Today
4 days ago
- India Today
Microsoft Copilot Vision AI can now look and scan your entire computer screen in background
Microsoft has started rolling out a new update to its Copilot app for Windows that allows the AI assistant to view and analyse everything on your screen. The new capability, part of an upgrade to Copilot Vision, means the tool can now scan your entire desktop or specific application windows and offer real-time help, like a highly attentive digital copilot. According to Microsoft's official Windows blog, the Desktop Share feature enables users to actively share what they're working on with Copilot by clicking a glasses icon in the composer. Whether it's help rewriting a rsum, guidance while editing a creative project, or tips while playing a new game, Copilot Vision can now see what you see and talk you through you share your desktop (or any specific browser or app window), Copilot can see what you see and talk to you about it in real time,' Microsoft said in its blog post. 'It can help analyse content, provide insights, and answer your questions, coaching you through it aloud.'The feature also works in voice interactions. If you're speaking to Copilot and want it to 'see' what you're working on for additional context, you can simply turn on Vision by clicking the same glasses icon mid-conversation. This is different from Microsoft's controversial Recall feature, which was designed to automatically take regular snapshots of a user's screen in the background. In contrast, Copilot Vision's desktop viewing is more like a video call screen share, where users must actively turn it on and can stop sharing at any time by clicking 'Stop' or the 'X' update, version 1.25071.125 or higher, is being rolled out through the Microsoft Store to users in the Windows Insider programme. Microsoft says it is initially available in markets where Windows Vision is enabled, and not all users will get it immediately, as the rollout is gradual. Currently, Copilot Vision is only available to users in the US, who have a device running Windows 10 or Windows 11. The feature is currency unavailable in has been testing Copilot Vision since last year, originally limiting it to analysing web pages in the Edge browser. With this broader rollout, the company is positioning Copilot as a more hands-on AI assistant, with ambitions to deeply integrate it across the entire Windows experience, including desktop work and mobile camera input.- Ends
