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First Look At Xbox’s Gaming Copilot Leaves A Bad Impression
Footage of Microsoft's AI-powered Gaming Copilot assistant for Xbox has been released, showcasing its ability to respond to player queries. While the assistant's sycophantic tone has drawn criticism, it demonstrates potential for assisting with in-game tasks like tuning cars in Forza Horizon 5 or providing tips for Diablo 4. The feature is expected to launch on Xbox Series X|S later this year and is currently in beta on PC and mobile apps.
Microsoft is bringing an AI helper to Xbox consoles
Microsoft is bringing its AI-powered Gaming Copilot assistant to Xbox Series X and S consoles by the end of the year. This feature, already in beta on PC, mobile, and ROG Ally, aims to enhance the console gaming experience by providing in-game help and information. Google is also developing a similar AI assistant for Android games, indicating a growing trend in AI integration within the gaming industry.
Xbox Gaming Copilot Coming to "Current-Generation Consoles" This Year
Microsoft announced that its AI assistant program, Copilot, will be coming to current-generation Xbox consoles later this year. Previously available on PC, mobile, and the ASUS ROG Ally, Copilot can assist players with in-game questions and tasks. Sony is also reportedly experimenting with similar AI-assist features for PlayStation.
Gaming Copilot AI Assistant Is Coming To Current-Gen Xbox Consoles This Year
Microsoft announced that its AI-powered Gaming Copilot assistant will be available on current-generation Xbox consoles later this year. The assistant, already in beta for PC and mobile apps, provides in-game advice, game recommendations, and can answer questions based on player profiles. Microsoft is also exploring licensing content for the AI and has introduced an AI-driven highlight reel feature for select titles on the ASUS ROG Ally.
