Microsoft Showcases Copilot's Game Assistive Function at Build2024

TapTechNews May 21st news, at the Build2024 Developer Conference held by Microsoft today, besides throwing out the concept of 'Copilot+PC' and releasing a new Surface product, it also demonstrated the game assistive function of Copilot.

Microsoft demonstrated in the video that Copilot becomes a quick-start assistant for the game Minecraft. Players can interact with Copilot in natural language to understand how to play the Minecraft game.

In the demo video, the player consults Copilot on how to make a sword in the Minecraft game, and Copilot tells the player to open the inventory and helps them choose the items that can be used to make the sword, and even tells the player what materials are lacking in the inventory. TapTechNews attaches the video as follows:

The real-time conversation function of Copilot is supported by OpenAI's latest GPT-4o model. With it, Copilot can now listen to players while they play games and provide assistance to them. Mustafa Suleyman, the chief executive of Microsoft AI, calls it a'magical experience' that is'smart, intuitive, natural, and practical'.