
Microsoft has announced Copilot for Gaming, a new AI-powered assistant designed to improve the gaming experience by helping players save time, enhance their skills, and stay connected with friends and communities. The feature was introduced by Microsoft Chairman and CEO Satya Nadella on social media platform X. Copilot for Gaming is an AI-driven companion aimed at simplifying the gaming process and providing real-time support.
Xbox Corporate Vice President of Gaming AI, Fatima Kardar explained that the AI assistant will help players set up games more quickly, recommend new titles based on player preferences, and offer in-game assistance when needed.
"Gaming is the only form of entertainment where you can get stuck," Kardar said. "So that’s where you want something to show up to say, ‘let’s help you get past that.’"
Copilot for Gaming will initially be available on mobile through the Xbox Insider Program, with a wider rollout planned for other platforms. Players will be able to use natural language commands to interact with the assistant.
For instance, a player could say, "I want to get back into Age of Empires, can you install it?" and the AI will handle the download. It can also provide a recap of a player's progress or check for game updates.
Kardar further stated that the AI assistant is built on three core principles: capability, adaptability, and personalization. It aims to reduce the time players spend on tasks like searching, downloading, and updating games, allowing them to focus on gameplay.
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