Microsoft released the latest Windows 11 Insider Preview Build for Dev Channel last week. The new update brings two new Artificial Intelligence (AI) features for users. Windows 11 first has the introduction of AI agents, which can now autonomally discover and execute the change in the Settings menu based on user signals. The Redmond-based tech veteran is also bringing an option to share a snapshot stored by recall with third-party apps and websites in the European Economic Zone (EEA).
Windows 11 to get its first AI agents
One in blog postMicrosoft expanded new features, the most notable of which is the introduction of AI agents. Currently, AI agents will be available only to users who have opted for Windows Insider Program and have chosen Dev Channel as their favorite update channel. Additionally, they will also need Snapdragon-powered copillot+ PC to experience this feature.
With AI agents, the user will be able to type changes in the settings menu, such as “my mouse pointer is too small,” and an AI agent would recommend the right steps to solve the problem. With the permission of the user, the agent can autonomally execute the work, saving a few clicks to the user. Microsoft said the new feature only works when the primary performance language of the device is set in English. Support for Copilot+ PCs operated by AMD and Intel chipset will soon be added.
Remember the export code in Windows 11
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EEA has another new feature, recall sharing experience available only to users. Inside the region, the inner formulas of Windows can now export their recall snapshot and share them with third-party apps and websites. To do this, users need to remember their unique recall export code, which will be shown when they first open recall and choose to save these screenshots.
When sharing a recall snapshot with a third -party seller, users must first have to certify through Windows Hello and then share the export code, which decips the encrypted screenshot. Note, the export code is only shown once during the initial setup of convenience. The post said, “Microsoft does not have access to your export code and if it is lost it cannot help you recover it,” the post said.
However, if a user has lost the export code or suspects that someone’s unauthorized access may have, they can remember. Resetting recall will automatically remove all screenshots and will also return to default settings for convenience. Then, users can open the feature to find a new export code after selecting users.
To export Snapshots, users need to go to settings, then navigate on privacy and security and find recall and snapshot. From there, they have to go to advanced settings and start exporting data after authentication. Currently, there are two options for sharing recall data. The first is “Export Past Snapshots”, which will allow users to export their data from the last seven days, last 30 days or all previous data. The second option is “Export Snapshots”, which enables the continuous export of Snapshot after sharing. Users can stop sharing at any time.