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Microsoft wants to automatically launch its Copilot AI on some Windows 11 devices


Another feature you’ll need to disable in Windows.

By Tom Warren, a senior editor covering Microsoft, PC gaming, console, and tech. The company doesn’t make it clear what exactly a “widescreen” device is, but the Windows 11 setting itself says Copilot will automatically open “when you’re using a wider screen.” So I’m assuming this is limited to ultrawide monitors and less traditional desktop resolutions, but I’ve asked Microsoft to clarify and will update you accordingly. X (formerly Twitter) user Albacore has discovered an unannounced chat providers option, suggesting that Microsoft might open Copilot up to third-party plug-ins or chatbots inside Windows.

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