The opt-in AI feature lets you use Copilot like an always-there web assistant.
Copilot Vision, Microsoft’s AI assistant feature that can interpret what’s on your screen and help you use apps, is now available for free use within the Edge browser, Mustafa Suleyman, CEO of Microsoft AI, announced on Bluesky today. Vision is a “talk-based experience,” as Microsoft calls it, meaning you use it by speaking into the air, then waiting for Copilot to respond. Suleyman says if you opt into the feature, Copilot Vision can “literally see what you see on screen.
With a subscription, Vision expands beyond Edge, letting you ask it to help you use features in Photoshop or video editing software, or guide you through a game like Minecraft, as it did for The Verge’s Tom Warren earlier this month. To try out Copilot Vision, open this link to Microsoft’s website in the Edge browser.
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