Mustafa Suleyman

So yeah, people should check it out.

It's a really magical feature.

And now it can also take control of the mouse.

So, you know, if the settings are too complicated, it will just navigate you to the part of the screen and highlight where you should click on.

Oh, yeah, exactly.

It can also search over all your documents.

So you can literally say that, like, where was that memorandum or what was the thing that I was making for that spreadsheet the other day?

And it will go through and retrieve those documents, pull it up, help you start editing it.

Yeah.

We have a similar feature on the browser Edge where it can actually do actions on your behalf.

It creates a virtual browser, clicks on the dropdowns, selects actions, presses buttons, fills in text, and it can actually do like a whole series of complicated tasks on your behalf.

That's awesome.

Yeah, I mean, it does it virtually, exactly, and it will spin up multiple instances of the browser if you have a complicated task and it needs to pursue things in parallel, like it's doing some research or it's booking over here.

It can open multiple tabs, read those tabs in the background.

So if you want to compare five different bicycles...

It will open those five tabs, read all the reviews, produce you a nice summary, navigate you to the one tab that it thinks is interesting.

I think that's really what an AI browser is.

I think Edge is really becoming a true AI browser and we're already out there with that functionality way ahead of OpenAI or the others.

So I think it's very exciting because it's like...

For the first time, Copilot is actually doing work in a semi-autonomous way on your behalf, on your phone, on Windows, in the browser.