Microsoft Integrated AI Back Into Its Products, Windows Store

Microsoft re-integrated Artificial Intelligence (AI) into its products, (dok photo. google)

JAKARTA - Microsoft has again integrated Artificial Intelligence (AI) into its products, this time the Windows application store or Store has just been added to the tool.

Released in its latest build Canary Channel for Windows 11 Insiders, this feature dubbed the AI Hub is basically a special part of an application that provides all kinds of AI-assisted experiences.

Like game apps, productivity, or just regular AI chatbots owned by users. For example, the Edge browser with the integration of Bing Chat is displayed on the AI Hub.

Third-party options include Descript, Luminar Neo, Podcastle, and Krisp. Unfortunately, Microsoft hasn't offered any detailed insight into the AI Hub.

"This is a space where we will educate customers on how to start and expand their AI journey, inspiring them to use AI in their daily way of increasing productivity, fueling creativity, and more," Microsoft said on its official website.

Microsoft Store also gets a 30-day price tracking where the lowest price of an app will be highlighted. In addition, the company is also preparing other AI-based features for the Windows Store.

One of them that was recently introduced was the AI-generated Review Summary, designed to summarize the description and review of the application so that users quickly understand what the app is and whether users are happy with the experience it offers. Thus quoted from Slashgear, Thursday, July 13.