Last year we can frame it, among the many things that happened, as that of consecration of artificial intelligence within everyone’s reach. This process began with the launch of ChatGPT, which many big tech companies followed.
Among these we find without a shadow of a doubt Microsoft, the Redmond giant that launched its Copilot and at the same time demonstrated that it wants to make the entire experience with Windows 11 full of artificial intelligence. This is confirmed by recent leaks emerged online.
From Windows Watchers, PhantomOcean3 And Tero Alhonen In fact, some interesting news is arriving on what it could propose in the future The Block notes integrated into Windows 11, which is in effect an app integrated into the Redmond operating system. This is the defined function “cowriter“.
It is clear that it will be one support function to writing through artificial intelligence. As you can see from the screenshot below, acquired by those who have already managed to enable the function, we understand that the function will help users to edit the text varying the context, the tone of writing, or shorten and lengthen it if there are very specific requirements.
Like all artificial intelligence services, it will be possible accept the draft or not proposed by the cowriter of the new Notepad. References to these features were found in the version 11.2312.17.0 of Windows 11 Notepad, present in the Canary and Dev builds of the operating system. We reiterate that the functionality is currently available disabled.
Then the cowriter function of Notepad absolutely appears similar to the one called cocreator that will arrive in Paint. A sign that Microsoft intends to to spread artificial intelligence throughout Windows 11, including its pre-installed apps. According to the references found, immediately after the first distribution to the public, the functionality will be available by subscribing to one waiting list via your Microsoft account. We will return to update you as soon as we have more details on its arrival.
