Weeks after Apple debuted what it called the best consumer laptop for AI, Microsoft is announcing commercial PCs with a key to quickly open its Copilot chatbot.
The new PCs feature a dedicated Copilot button on the keyboard for quickly accessing the chatbot, following through on a promise the company made in January.
The addition of the button, to the left of the arrow keys, represents the biggest change to the computer keyboard in decades. While Microsoft isPC seller — that distinction belongs to Lenovo — it does run the most popular operating system with Windows. Lenovo has announced its own PCs featuring Copilot keys, as have Dell and HP.
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How to watch the Microsoft Surface, Windows AI and Copilot eventLawrence is a contributing reporter at Engadget, specializing in our AI overlords, musical doodads and, of course, garden variety gaming and tech. To that end, Lawrence once lost badly in multiplayer Mario to Nintendo’s own Shigeru Miyamoto, who laughed gleefully as he threw him down a pit.
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Microsoft's Copilot now blocks some prompts that generated violent and sexual imagesKris Holt joined Engadget as a contributing reporter on the news desk in 2018. He has been writing about technology, games, streaming and entertainment for over a decade after starting his career as a sub-editor on a local newspaper. Kris holds a Master of Arts degree in English from the University of Dundee.
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