Microsoft Copilot is now a point on Samsung TVs

Copilot, Microsoft AI assistant integrated into Windows and Microsoft 365, jumps to your living room. Company Samsung TVs will now be able to access Copilot to ask questions and receive recommendations via voice chat, with artificial intelligence assistant on your screen as the speaking point.

Based on Microsoft examples, COPILOT can summarize offers, submit films suggestions and answer general knowledge questions. The responses that are also expressed (which apparently synchronize with Blob’s moving movements) can exceed) and include visual means, such as the card with a film summary and rotten tomato staircase. You don’t need to get a Microsoft account to use Copilot on your TV, but Microsoft says it provides additional allocations and capacity to artificial intelligence to return to previous chats if you do.

The appearance of Copilot Blob-ostly is part of a larger design Make this Chatbot facade more customized and easy to use. Besides being a productive tool, Microsoft is interested in plating Copilot as a “companion” with a visual representation you can customize. The larger allocation part is not yet available, but the position of Copilot in an informal place like your living room fits this general goal. COPILOT has also been announced as part of . On a new COPILOT joins a set of AI features developed by Samsung to translate Subtitles and identify people and products on the screen.

Microsoft says Copilot is available in specific markets on the 2025 versions of “Micro RGB, Neo Qled, OLED, The Frame Pro and the frame, as well as M7, M8 and M9 Smart Smartors”. You can play Copilot by clicking the icon on the Apps tab or using an audio order. Once you download the app, you can talk to the assistant by pressing the MIC button on your Samsung Remote.