US EditionMicrosoft's Big AI Update for Windows 11 Is Here - What's New
GLOBAL, JUL 22 – The update adds AI tools like an agent in Settings, AI-powered photo and screenshot enhancements, and Quick Machine Recovery to improve Windows 11 usability and stability.
- Microsoft released a major Windows 11 24H2 update featuring new AI and non-AI tools, rolling out beginning July 2025.
- This update builds on last year's Copilot+ PC features and addresses issues from the May 2025 update that caused crashes.
- Notable updates feature an AI assistant integrated into the Settings app that enables natural language queries and task execution, enhancements to the AI-driven Click to Do functionality, and a new Photos app capability called Relight for advanced lighting adjustments.
- The update also introduces Quick Machine Recovery for boot failures, a perfect screenshot tool in Snipping Tool, and enhanced Paint object selection using AI.
- Most AI-powered features currently target Snapdragon-powered Copilot+ PCs in English, with rollout to Intel and AMD devices expected soon, while non-AI improvements reach all Windows 11 PCs.
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Windows 11 gets new AI-powered features in latest update — here's 4 tools to try out now
Microsoft rolls out all-new AI features in its latest Windows 11 update, with Copilot+ PCs packing Snapdragon chips now being able to change settings with an AI agent, edit photos with Relight and more. Here are 4 tools to try out now.
Microsoft has launched new functions powered by artificial intelligence (AI) on Windows 11, which focus on Copilot+ laptops, with tools such as the Configuration agent and new actions on Click to Do, as well as extending Copilot Vision to all users.Technology has ensured that nearly 60 percent of people claim to have used generational AI for work and business purposes over the past year, while an even higher percentage (64 percent) claims to hav…
Microsoft continues to update Windows 11 with artificial intelligence, including the Copilot Vision tool, which can scan your entire screen.
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