Microsoft is improving its Windows search across File Explorer and Settings thanks to AI. A new Click to Do feature is also coming to Copilot Plus PCs.
Microsoft is using AI models to greatly improve Windows search on its new Copilot Plus PCs, including the addition of a new Click to Do feature that’s very similar to Google’s Circle to Search. These search improvements will make it easier to find and interact with images, emails, documents, and even videos and are just a few of the AI-based features coming to Copilot Plus PCs starting in November.
Microsoft is leveraging the NPU chips on new Copilot Plus PCs to enable local search on OneDrive content without having to be connected to the internet. Alongside Windows search, Microsoft will also start rolling out Click to Do on Copilot Plus PCs next month, which is very similar to Google’s Circle to Search feature.
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