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# Explosive Increase of 1 Billion Users! Microsoft Plans to Introduce Copilot into Win 10

Windows 10 users can also use Copilot function! According to media reports, Microsoft plans to introduce the AI personal assistant Copilot into the Windows 10 system. The Copilot buttons and sidebars in Windows 11 will appear in Windows 10 "soon. Windows Central Zac Bowden mentioned in the report that the **experience and features Copilot on Windows 10 and Windows 11 will be roughly the same**, including plug-in compatibility between the two versions of the operating system. Copilot is a generative AI that relies on an underlying large language model (LLM) that allows users to create human-like text and other content with just a few words and instructions. Prior to this, Microsoft successively integrated Coilot AI into EDGE browser and Microsoft 365 platform. October this year, Microsoft officials announced that the Windows 11 PC operating system would officially adopt Copilot. The integration of the Copilot into Windows 10 \*\*will greatly increase its user base \* \*. Currently, Windows 10 is still running on about 1 billion active devices per month, and Windows 11 has about 0.4 billion active devices per month, according to media estimates. \*\*Secondly, the broadening of the user base also helps to find more development paths for Copilot plug-ins \* \*. Bowden believes: "When Microsoft can say that Copilot is available on 1.4 billion devices, it will also be easier for Microsoft to sell developers the idea that they should build plug-ins for Copilot." It is worth noting that public information shows that after October 14, 2025, Microsoft will no longer provide security updates or technical support for Windows 10, but Microsoft seems to be hesitating about the strategy of "rapidly iterating Windows 10. According to people familiar with the matter, the company is in internal discussions about the possibility of extending the life cycle of Windows 10. The introduction of this Copilot once again demonstrates Microsoft's determination to "AI" in an all-round way. at the September press conference, Microsoft once said:\> "the new era of artificial intelligence brought by Copilot has arrived."

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