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AI support is coming to Windows’ 40-year-old app!

Microsoft has recently been trying to replace Windows 11 with artificial intelligence. In this context, the company, which launched the assistant named Copilot, has recently started to add artificial intelligence support to some applications. The new example of this may be Notepad (Notepad). Some…

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AI support is coming to Windows’ 40-year-old app!

Microsoft has recently been trying to replace Windows 11 with artificial intelligence. In this context, the company, which launched the assistant named Copilot, has recently started to add artificial intelligence support to some applications. The new example of this may be Notepad (Notepad). Some leaks revealed that artificial intelligence feature for Notepad is being tested.

AI support for Notepad may be on the way in Windows 11

Microsoft appears to be bringing some artificial intelligence features to Notepad. Screenshots from the Windows Insider Program reveal that Notepad provides AI-powered writing assistance. Text support is provided to the user in the “Cowriter” menu.

In the screenshot shared on social media, the Cowriter section includes options such as “Rewrite”, “Make shorter”, “Make longer”, “Change tone” and “Change format”. This shows that Microsoft will provide a writing assistant depending on the user’s needs.

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Microsoft has raised curiosity with its preference for Notepad for reviewing and formatting written work. Notepad, one of the simplest applications in Windows, could become both smarter and more useful with such a feature.

If artificial intelligence support is added, Notepad, known for its simplicity since the 1980s, will undergo a major change.

We know that Microsoft added an artificial intelligence image tool called Cocreator to Paint last year. With this tool, it was possible to turn simple images into works of art. It remains to be seen how Notepad users will react to the addition of AI assistance.