Microsoft Build, Microsoft’s largest conference for developers, will take place on May 23rd. The opportunity to inform the newcomers about the company’s services. Even the Microsoft Store is looking at AI, thanks to the AI Hub, a dedicated section.
Microsoft Store AI Hub // Source: Microsoft
During its Microsoft Build conference, the company unveiled its Microsoft Store’s AI Hub, a new section designed to “promote the best AI experiences created by the developer community and Microsoft.” The company took the opportunity to announce the integration of Microsoft 365 Copilot in Edge, but also its native rollout in Windows 11. In addition, the Microsoft Store improves with an AI feature: the automatically generated summary of reviews.
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Microsoft’s stated goal for its AI Hub is “to create a space where we teach customers how to start and grow their AI journey, and inspire them to use AI every day to increase productivity.” boost creativity and much more.” »
The Microsoft Store // Source: Microsoft
There you will find various software based on artificial intelligence, whether for applications related to photography, video, audio, travel or for professional purposes (resume, cover letter, etc.). Microsoft states that “all content is tested for security, family protections and compatibility between devices”. The Microsoft Store’s AI Hub will be available shortly, without the company giving a specific date.
A Microsoft Store that integrates artificial intelligence itself
But it’s not just the AI Hub when it comes to artificial intelligence in the Microsoft Store. Native features will also be included. The store editor mentioned a feature that summarizes user reviews of an app and details important details. This saves you time searching for the perfect application.
A summary of reviews written automatically in the Microsoft Store // Source: Microsoft
Another feature has been announced by Microsoft, this time for Windows. When a user upgrades from Windows 10 to Windows 11, their Microsoft Store app icons are automatically placed where they were, either in the Start menu or on the taskbar.
Previously, applications could be automatically restored but not restored. In its press release, the company adds that it is available in the Windows Insider program.
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