Matt Wolfe shows how Microsoft Copilot Vision spotted his flight delay at LAX before the airline announced it. He also previews Copilot Actions, a new automation tool that can handle bookings, purchases, and settings across your desktop and browser.
I've also been using the Copilot Vision experience a lot. I mean, it sees everything that you see in real time. And that is quite a magical experience. I was in LAX the other day and I opened Copilot Vision and it knew which airport I was in. It looked at the gate number, it was like, oh, it looks like you're heading to seattle because it's 4:30 on a Sunday. So there's only one flight right now. By the way, did you know that your flight is delayed? Oh, wow. And I was like, it's not delayed, copilot. You've obviously got it wrong. It's a hallucination. Then I went to the front desk, is the flight delayed? And they were like, oh, yeah, we're just about to make an announcement about it. How did you know? It's like, that's a magical experience. It's crazy. It's incredible. But the things I'm really excited about coming up are the actions. Copilot Actions is mind blowing. I mean, it will really just operate on your desktop, in Windows, highlighting areas where you're stuck pointing at things, helping you with settings, or in your browser. Like, we'll buy things, book things, plan ahead. It's quite magical to see that we're living in the future. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Amazing.
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