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From Microsoft Copilot to AI-powered productivity apps, we cover the latest innovations that make Windows smarter and your workflow easier.
Copilot Notebooks are Microsoft’s AI workspaces inside OneNote and the Microsoft 365 Copilot app on Windows. Add your files, notes and links for a project, then ask Copilot questions, get drafts, study guides and audio overviews based only on your own material. This guide covers who can use them, how to make one, and how they compare with OneNote notebooks and Google’s Gemini Notebook.
Microsoft Foundry adds GPT-6 Sol and Luna alongside Astra. Learn how to route multi-agent workflows across tiers to improve task efficiency and lower token costs. (26 words)
Manus is an AI agent that builds finished work, from websites and slide decks to videos and games, and its Manus Studio desktop app can work with the files and apps on your PC. This guide covers the Windows install, what the free plan gets you, the new 2.0 features and how Manus compares to Grok Bot and OpenAI dots.
OpenAI announced dots at DevDay, always-on ChatGPT agents that run on their own cloud computer and keep working while you are away. Here is what they do, how they compare to Grok Bot, what they cost and how to set one up on Windows.
Microsoft rebuilt Copilot around three tabs. Home brings Chat, Cowork and Office together, Code builds small apps from a description, and Autopilot keeps working on tasks without a prompt.
Google’s Gemini desktop app puts the assistant one keyboard shortcut away on Windows 11 and 10. Here is what it does, how to install it, and what is still arriving.
Grok Bot gives you AI teammates that handle tasks on dedicated cloud computers. On this page you will learn how to set it up on Windows, explore practical use cases, and see how it compares to regular chat tools.
Qwen is Alibaba’s free AI assistant. On Windows it comes as two separate apps: Qwen Studio for chat and everyday tasks, and Qwen Code for developers. Here is what each one does and how to install it.
Kimi is Moonshot AI’s free AI assistant. On Windows it comes as three separate apps: Kimi for chat, Kimi Work for hands-off tasks, and Kimi Code for developers. Here is what each one does and how to install it.
The Google App for Windows puts a floating AI search bar on your desktop. Press Alt + Space to search the web, find local files, query your Google Drive, and ask Gemini questions about what is on your screen, without opening a browser.
