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12 ways AI could improve Windows 11 (or Windows 12)

AI is going to end up everywhere within Microsoft’s consumer products: search, Office, business intelligence…and yes, eventually, even Windows. So what could an AI-powered Windows actually look like?

We can speculate. If we had to guess, we’d say that the first drips of Bing’s AI won’t transform into a flood until some ways down the road. In part, that’s because AI requires either a persistent internet connection, AI-infused PC processors, or both. Both AMD and Intel are waiting for upcoming processor generations to include AI, with only Qualcomm Snapdragon Arm chips offering it today.

But fast-forward – six months? A year? Suddenly an AI-powered Windows future is here. What could Windows powered by AI look like? We have a dozen ideas.

1. A SUPERCHARGED CORTANA

This seems so obvious that it’s hardly worth mentioning: Microsoft already has a chatbot within Windows, just one that lacks the sophistication of what Microsoft offers in its new AI-powered chat interface. Cortana, though, has slowly faded into the background since her introduction within

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