‘The Computer Will See What We See’: Microsoft Outlines Bold AI Shift in Windows 2030 Vision

‘The computer will see what we see’: Microsoft outlines bold AI shift in Windows 2030 vision

In a new video, Microsoft outlines its 'Windows 2030 Vision', showcasing how AI will transform user interactions with Windows. The company envisions a future where agentic AI operates autonomously, potentially making traditional input methods obsolete.

Microsoft Windows PCs to think, see and talk like humans in future: What else to expect?

Microsoft is working towards making future Windows PCs more intelligent, interactive, and human-like. In a recent YouTube video, David Weston, Corporate Vice President for OS Security at Microsoft, offered a sneak peek into what users can expect from the company’s operating system by the year 2030. Goodbye typing, hello talking computers According to Weston, the traditional ways of using computers, typing and clicking might become obsolete. He b…

Microsoft teases AI-powered Windows 2030 where keyboards and mice may feel obsolete

In a recent video, Microsoft VP for Enterprise and OS Security shared his vision for Windows by the decade’s end.

Microsoft's vision of how Windows will work in five years

Among other things, keyboards and mice will apparently be replaced by AI agents.

Windows 2030: Previewing the Future with David Weston

Windows 2030 Vision AI Quantum Security Modernization David Weston Enterprise OS Security Microsoft Windows Resilience Windows 2030 Vision: Microsoft aims to boost security, resilience, and flexibility in Windows while keeping its classic compatibility and openness. The goal is to allow users to run older applications safely as new security features are added. Memory Safety by Default: A major focus is improving memory safety. This reduces vuln…