Microsoft's Satya Nadella launched Copilot for Gaming, an AI assistant that enhances gaming experiences by providing real-time coaching, personalised recommendations, and simplifying game access.

Xbox has launched Copilot for Gaming, an AI assistant that will help players with in-game advice, coaching, and reducing administrative tasks. Initially available to Xbox Insiders on mobile, it aims to enhance efficiency and connection.

In advance of this year’s Game Developers Conference, Microsoft revealed a new version of its AI-powered personal assistant Copilot that’s designed for the Xbox platform.

The new app feels less like a revolutionary new use case for conversational AI and more like a glorified, Xbox-branded version of Apple's Siri. Watching a short, livestreamed demo of the new Copilot for Gaming app,

Microsoft is preparing to launch an AI-powered Copilot for Gaming soon that will guide Xbox players through games and act as an assistant to download and launch games. Copilot for Gaming, as Microsoft is branding it,

In essence, they want the Microsoft AI, Copilot, to get integrated into their games. How integrated are we talking about here? Not to a crazy extent - AI Aloy this is not - but it can still be described as omnipresent.

Xbox has introduced an AI-powered gaming assistant that would help gamers play faster, sharpen their skills, and provide a more social playing experience, Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) said in its blog Thursday.