Now you can talk with Microsoft Copilot Voice in 40 additional languages.
The speech of the artificial intelligence assistant travels the world.
Microsoft has expanded the capabilities of Copilot Voice, incorporating support for 40 new languages and improving its speed in real-time responses. This advancement aims to facilitate more natural and friendly interactions for users. Since its launch in October, Copilot Voice has provided a more advanced vocal component than other traditional voice assistants. It is capable of conducting multi-turn conversations, recognizing interruptions, and adjusting its tone based on detected emotions. Moreover, it offers this service for free, which is a considerable attraction in a market where subscriptions to artificial intelligence services are becoming increasingly common.
The addition of new languages is especially relevant for users who are not in English-speaking markets. This enables the assistant to better adapt to those who wish to communicate in their native language or switch between multiple languages, reinforcing Microsoft's strategy to position Copilot as an international assistant through this voice feature.
Another highlight of this update is the improvement in obtaining real-time information. Previously, voice assistants often experienced a slight delay when searching for information online, resulting in awkward moments of waiting for users. However, with the new version, Copilot Voice responds more swiftly, making interactions smoother and more enjoyable, thereby eliminating awkward pauses.
These advancements also underscore Microsoft's effort to establish Copilot as an effective digital assistant, and not just an enhanced search engine. As user expectations for what an artificial intelligence assistant should offer evolve, voice tools like Copilot Voice are positioning themselves as essential components in this transformation.
