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Tutorials and articles about using Artificial Intelligence (AI), apps and tools based on AI, to become more productive than ever. How to include AI into your daily work, to get things done.

tutorial 10 ways to open Copilot in Windows

10 ways to open Copilot in Windows

Windows Copilot is a smart AI assistant built into your computer to help you with tasks, answer questions, and make things easier in general. It’s designed to boost your productivity and make your work simpler. But before you can start using it, you need to know how to open it. The good news is that both Windows 11 and Windows 10 offer several ways
tutorial How to rewrite text with Notepad using AI in Windows 11

How to rewrite text with Notepad using AI in Windows 11

Microsoft is busy infusing many of its Windows apps with features based on artificial intelligence (AI). One of the apps that now benefits from AI is Notepad, but only in Windows 11. Starting in November 2024, Microsoft has added a Rewrite function in Notepad, which helps users improve their writing with the assistance of a sophisticated AI model called GPT. This model can rephrase
tutorial What is and how to use Windows Copilot in Microsoft Edge

What is and how to use Windows Copilot in Microsoft Edge

ChatGPT is not just this unusual artificial intelligence or weird chatbot that can explain Quantum Theory to a child in the style of Snoop Dogg. And Copilot for Windows is more than just an AI playing the role of a boring female robot called Cortana or a digital bully that won’t accept that “Avatar: The Way of Water” has already premiered in cinemas worldwide.
tutorial How to use Copilot in Windows 11

How to use Copilot in Windows 11

As you probably already know, Copilot is a new AI feature in Windows 11. Technically, this virtual assistant is based on the same ChatGPT artificial intelligence that powers Bing Chat. However, although it uses the same style of interaction as Bing Chat, the Copilot also accepts voice commands. Furthermore, Copilot doesn’t work only in Microsoft Edge, as it’s much more deeply integrated with Windows