Microsoft has officially launched its Copilot app for macOS, providing users with AI-powered features similar to its Windows counterpart. The app allows users to generate text and images, upload documents, and access Microsoft’s AI assistant seamlessly.
The macOS version includes a dark mode and a shortcut feature, allowing activation with Command + Space, similar to the Windows version’s Alt + Space command. Initially available in the US, UK, and Canada, the app’s release aligns with Microsoft’s ongoing expansion of AI tools across different platforms. The iPad version of Copilot has also been updated with a split-screen mode for better multitasking.
Users can now sign into Copilot on iPhones and iPads using their Apple ID, enhancing accessibility across Apple devices. Additionally, Copilot enables document uploads, allowing users to ask questions about PDFs or text files and generate summaries.
This document summarization feature will soon be integrated into the macOS version, further improving its usability for professionals and students.
The release of Copilot on macOS follows Microsoft’s decision to make Copilot Voice and Think Deeper available for free with unlimited usage. Previously, these features had restrictions for free users, but Microsoft has removed those limits, allowing users to have longer, uninterrupted AI-driven conversations.
Think Deeper, powered by OpenAI’s o1 model, enhances Copilot’s ability to engage in in-depth discussions, providing a more advanced AI experience.
With these updates, Microsoft continues to expand its AI ecosystem, making Copilot more accessible across different devices and platforms. The new macOS app aims to provide users with seamless AI-powered assistance, whether for content creation, research, or document analysis. As Microsoft invests further in AI integration, Copilot is becoming a key tool for users seeking smart, efficient digital assistance.
