Xbox's Artificial Intelligence gaming companion begins widespread release to nearly all players, with consoles experiencing a slight delay in availability
In a significant move towards integrating artificial intelligence into the gaming world, Microsoft has unveiled Gaming Copilot - an AI-powered gaming assistant. This innovative feature is set to revolutionize the gaming experience by providing real-time, context-aware help on Windows PCs, mobile devices, and the upcoming Xbox Ally, with plans for future release on Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and possibly Xbox consoles.
Starting in October, Gaming Copilot will be accessible through the Xbox Game Bar on Windows PCs and the Xbox mobile app on Android and iOS devices. The assistant is designed to offer tips, strategies, quest guidance, boss fights, achievements, and personalized game recommendations by analysing game context, screenshots, and user activity.
Gaming Copilot comes equipped with a hands-off voice mode and tools to offer timely assistance during gameplay. It can answer gaming-related questions, provide walkthroughs, offer hints and recommendations, and suggest specific achievements or games to play. The assistant is also tapped into the user's Xbox account, allowing it to see play history, achievements, and real-time gameplay.
The Beta version of Gaming Copilot, which is currently available, is supported in every region where Copilot is available, excluding mainland China. Microsoft is continuing to optimize the feature for gaming handhelds and consoles, which means console players will have to wait longer for its release.
Interestingly, Gaming Copilot is based on Microsoft Copilot and OpenAI's ChatGPT, demonstrating Microsoft's commitment to artificial intelligence and its expansion into the Xbox ecosystem. The author expresses potential interest in Gaming Copilot, especially for quick searches during gameplay and help in game selection.
As Gaming Copilot is in its Beta phase, it is expected to continue improving. However, the potential integration with Xbox Cloud Gaming is yet to be confirmed. Microsoft may also be planning handheld-specific UI and performance improvements for Gaming Copilot on Xbox consoles.
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